On 7/28/2010 9:30 AM, André Szabolcs Szelp wrote:
You really all say, that general property Sk (DOT ABOVE) rather than
Po (FULL STOP, COMMA, MIDDLE DOT) (compared with all other decimal
point characters) can not cause any problems ever in certain algorithms?
No, we say that this is equivalent to a decimal comma - it's the same as
regular comma, and well-designed algorithms can tell the difference.
Distinguishing identically looking punctuation marks by their function
in text on the level of character encoding is not something that has
proven workable.
A./
