> i have a quick question... > for a string that looks like this: > asdf ASDF GHJKL OPNM > the paragraph level is 0... > all capitals are odd level types (i.e type AL or R) > is this the correct level array..?? > asdf ASDF GHJK OPQW > 0000011110111101111
No, I think it should be like: 0000011111111111111
you are right... but, where does the space get the level 1..? it says at the top of UAX#9 that spaces get the level of the surrounding text... but which rule does that...?
in the (Xn) rules, spaces get levels of 0 because there are no explicit embeddings...
in Rules (In) it deals with strong characters and numbers only thats why ASDF gets the level of 1, and the space remains at level 0...
in rule (L1) it doesnt deal with spaces between strong character types...
to conclude, no rule states what to do exactly with WS between strong character types (i.e R, AL, L)... is it left to the implementation? i dont think so...
its logical enough to parse any sequences of WS and give them the highest level of the nearby runs, or give them the type of the nearby runs, but is that the standard way..?
any ideas what im doing wrong..?
ak.
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