On Sunday 04 April 2004 18:56, Nadim Shaikli wrote: > > > It's already there: > > > 0305 COMBINING OVERLINE (=overscore) (connects on left and right) > > > (it's used in Japanese) (used to be called non-spacing overscore) > > > > Does it really behave like the sajda line? (i.e. following the behaviors > > I explained) > > M.Yousif, could you please test to see how this glyph behaves ? If it > doesn't do what we think it should, we need to simply mention this problem > in our proposal to get a reaction from unicode (ie. since we won't know > how to specify it, we can simply mention the expected behavior we need). > Just tried it on Qt,Gtk and MS-Windows giving varying results but all of them are not what we expect. (for example they are fixed at a Y-axis position that is usually not consistent with harakat so it's not suitable for Arabic. Also, the implementations are even making it a spacing character) I think what you mentioned, Nadim, is the appropriate thing to do.
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