On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 9:16 AM, Eli Zaretskii <[email protected]> wrote: > > > In each of these examples, either there's no problem having the text > displayed in a L2R paragraph (it still gets reordered correctly),
No it doesn't. Believe me! Just an english word in a RTL line is enough to become unreadable when it is displayed LTR. > > or you can start the line with a RLM character to see better results in > some cases. Of course you can handle it with RLM character even if your editor doesn't support dynamic reordering at all. But we emacs users expect smart behavior. > TeX file is not a simple text file (similar to HTML). Supporting > correct bidi reordering in such structured meta-text files is a > feature that is missing. You cannot fix this by just setting paragraph > direction. I do not expect emacs to support correct bidi reordering based on structure of a file. I just expect it to *be able to *have the same idea as most of other editors , about what a paragraph is. Although emacs is still UAX#9 -compatible, but it is inconsistent with most of *other* *UAX#9-compatible* editors. So the blame for inconsistency is on emacs. > Emacs currently doesn't support this. Patches are welcome. Would you please let me know which functions in which files are most related how emacs bidi dynamic reordering algorithm separates paragraphs? Thanks in advance for your time Eli. -- Sincerely, Mohammad Hossein Sekhavat
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