On 08/08/2003 13:07, John Cowan wrote:
Peter Kirk scripsit:
Sure. A line-break like "pre-
posterous" would be encoded in English-mode Tengwar with the "e" vowel over
the "p" consonant at the beginning of the second line.
Well, I'm not sure what Unicode specifies on word breaks with
hyphenations,
Please disregard the hyphen: it has no equivalent in Tengwar.
OK, I'll ignore the hyphen, but my point still holds if Tengwar breaks
words without hyphens: it should do it at sensible places, and if it
doesn't that's not Unicode's problem.
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