On 25 elo, 21:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It is interesting that, in addition to the ASCII hyphen-minus (U > +002D), Unicode specifies even a "regular" hyphen (U+2010). It is
Now, here is an interesting bug. I wrote my previous message with a text editor and copy-pasted it into the Google Groups HTML form field with Iceweasel 2.0.0.6 browser.* The text looked fine before I sent it but now, for some reason, the string "U+002D" is broken before the plus character in a way that really shouldn't happen. Apparently, something went wrong when the lines were refitted into newsgroups size (even the UAX 14 quote in the beginning of my message became mangled a little). I haven't noticed this kind of undesirable breaks in normal browsing situations. Perhaps it's the Google Groups system that is to blame? *(For those that haven't heard about it: Iceweasel is a rebranded version of Firefox, distributed by Debian GNU/Linux.) -- Simo Kaupinmäki
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