Another question, suggestion,
I believe that dir should be allowed on isolated <ec> elements? not only <pc> and <sc>
Dr. David Filip
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On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 2:24 PM, Dr. David Filip <> wrote:
Yves, working on it,
But have a question for the Inline SC I guess
Why is dir not allowed on <ph>? I know it does not enclose content, but can be useful nevertheless for Extractor/Merger?
Dr. David Filip
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On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Yves Savourel <> wrote:
Hi David, all,
> We might want to say that our inline spans and pairs
> should be interpreted as the isolates rather than the the
> embeddings if transformed into plaintext.
> So this would be an addition to our Directionality section.
Doing edits in the specification is a pain, so maybe, to save some time and efforts, you could post an email with the proposed text,
and we can dissent or not on it.
Currently the paragraphs about inline content are like this:
[[
...
The <pc> and <sc> elements have an OPTIONAL attribute dir with a value ltr or rtl. The default value is inherited from the parent
<source>, <target>, or <pc> element, in which the respective element is located.
Adding bidirectional information in the text content is done using the Unicode bidirectional control characters [UAX #9].
In addition, the <data> element has an OPTIONAL attribute dir with a value ltr or rtl that is not inherited. The default value is
ltr.
]]
What would be the new text?
Thanks,
-yves
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