Re: SHY, CGJ, etc. (was: unicode Digest V12 #108)

2011-07-08 Thread Philippe Verdy
After more tests, it seems that Word effectively changes a SOFT HYPHEN (U+00AD) on input into control US (U+001F), which it uses not as a regular soft hyphen but as an optional hyphen. This is then changed back to a regular soft hyphen in the clipboard when copying it there in a rich text format

SHY, CGJ, etc. (was: unicode Digest V12 #108)

2011-07-04 Thread Andreas Prilop
On Sun, 3 Jul 2011, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: You're wrong, it DOES. I just tested it (in Microsoft Word 2010 for Windows 7) within a random long word (aa) and the SHY is recognized to generate the intended hyphenation break. That’s good news, if your analysis is correct, but the

Re: SHY, CGJ, etc. (was: unicode Digest V12 #108)

2011-07-04 Thread Philippe Verdy
2011/7/4 Andreas Prilop prilop4...@trashmail.net: On Sun, 3 Jul 2011, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: You're wrong, it DOES. I just tested it (in Microsoft Word 2010 for Windows 7) within a random long word (aa) and the SHY is recognized to generate the intended hyphenation break.