In article <aanlktinfrenuw=opebqg6=wyegbrr+lani2wcmdys...@mail.gmail.com>, Amit Aronovitch <aronovi...@gmail.com> writes:
> 1) I confirm that Arabic shaping seems to work fine on my build (27/8/10 > rev. 101200, on Linux+X (Debian unstable)). > 2) Logical movement with C-f/C-b in the hello file seems fine (I do not see > the trap described above). Thank yor for testing them. > 3) My Arabic is very basic, and I am not familiar with Arabic computing > (keyboards etc.) - I noticed the following points, but I am not sure what i= > s > the expected behavior (I can only compare to other programs - gedit in this > case): > a) Column numbers (column-number-mode) behave strangely (I suspect that > m17n-lib's invisible markup consume column numbers). For example as you mov= > e > using C-f in the word "=D9=87=D8=B0=D8=A7" column numbers go through "0,1,4= > ,5" (i.e. the > second character takes up 3 columns). If I change that to "=D8=A8=D9=87=D8= > =B0=D8=A7", the column > positions are "0,1,4,6,7" (the second and third chars take up 3 and 2 > columns resp.?). > In gedit column positions are 1 character per column and do not depend on > the shaping. I've just committed a fix for this bug. It's not related to m17n-lib. --- Kenichi Handa ha...@m17n.org _______________________________________________ emacs-bidi mailing list emacs-bidi@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-bidi
