> and that I can help in checking > the standard compliance of the test suite if it is small (and to the > point) enough. > ok, great, Roozbeh. Instead of checking, why don't you just write the whole thing and submit for public scrutiny and let everyone deem it compliant or not and offer suggestions for modifications.
I recommend setting page to utf-8, lang=fa and dir=rtl for the whole page at least for the first test. And how about a sequence of, for example: peh,fatheh,beh,zammeh,jim,kasreh,cheh,tashdid,nun,sokun,lam,ZWNJ,mim (no spaces anywhere) I just randomly chose whatever letters popped into my head that join before and after and don't have any typical problems normally. But what about font? Nazanin looks nice but perhaps should be disqualified for being non-standard. Times New Roman is perhaps the most obvious default standard font but except for databases/news reports, who wants to subject the users to looking at that? :) And we saw that, although some browers like Konqueror can handle the short vowels without chopping up the word, it has substituted its own font. How can we make all the test cases display the same font? And make the font big enough to see. I swear I can't even tell the difference between beh and peh on Persian websites! > Connie, can you act as the maintainer/pusher/...? Or anybody else? If no one else is game, I'd be happy to compile and maintain. I have plenty of room for images and it would be nice if we can have lots of tests. Anyone else got any suggestions? -Connie _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
