Re: Unicode Case Mappings UTR #21

2000-11-30 Thread James E. Agenbroad
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Antoine Leca wrote: Carl W. Brown wrote: #3 French also has other articles such as d'. Yes. But this one, contrary to "l'" can according to the context, either be the contraction (élidé) of "de", or can be a genuine part of a proper name... When it comes to

Re: Unicode Case Mappings UTR #21

2000-11-29 Thread Mark Davis
he second time you apply it.) 4. "The Re-education of Rita" = "The Re-Education Of Rita" 5. "McGowan is Actually a McDonald!" = "Mcgowan Is Actually A Mcdonald" Some other comments below. Mark - Original Message - From: "Carl W. Brown" [EMAIL P

Re: Unicode Case Mappings UTR #21

2000-11-29 Thread Doug Ewell
"Mark Davis" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For example, in MS Word you get the following, where the original is actually the desired one (by at least some people!): ... 4. "The Re-education of Rita" = "The Re-Education Of Rita" Actually, I would have preferred a third option, "The Re-Education of

Unicode Case Mappings UTR #21

2000-11-28 Thread Carl W. Brown
I have found some problems trying to implement case mapping. I am making some assumptions and have some questions. #1 It is unclear other than Turkish which languages use the dotless I. I assume they are: Turkish, Azeri, Tatar, and Bashkir. #2 What are the rules for Title case and spacing?