There are only two theoretical problems that I can see here, the first isNot at all! Imagine a tutorial on a language, which might well list the accents used, in a format like this:
that a whitespace character other than space gets converted to space by
attribute value normalisation, and that this changes the meaning of the text
in some way. This could only occur if the combining character were the first
character in a line of text, which is quite a nonsensical construct to begin
with.
` (grave accent) is used with a, e and o, and indicates more open pronunciation
^ (circumflex accent) is used with any vowel, and indicates lengthening
So far so good, but when I get to an accent with no predefined spacing variant, I have a problem!
-- Peter Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] (personal) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (work) http://www.qaya.org/
