On 4/22/2014 9:02 AM, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
an resolve it, so we match 1) and 6).
But that's wrong, isn't it?
Yes, brain fart.
I agree, but let me try to say the same more concisely:
A bracket pair is a pair of an opening paired bracket and a closing
paired bracket characters within the same isolating run sequence,
such that the Bidi_Paired_Bracket property value of the former
character or its canonical equivalent equals the latter character
or its canonical equivalent, and provided that a closing bracket is
matched to the closest match candidate, disregarding any candidates
that either already have a closer match, or are enclosed in a
matched pair of other 2 bracket characters.
I think that this (or something like this might work), but that we are
better off
splitting this into a definition and a rule as I have proposed in my
previous message.
In the rest of the bidi algorithm, rules are used to describe actions
taken on scanning text, and "resolving" bracket pairs is such a scan.
A./
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