fantasai wrote: > > Matthew.van.Eerde@hbinc.com wrote: > >> >> Come to think of it, I don't know whether Hebrew has quotes. >> Suppose they do, and suppose I render them as {} >> where the } comes "first" (i.e., on the right) and the { comes "last" >> (i.e., >> on the left) >> Then the bracketed content below should be green: >> <p>{MIYALAHSURE[Y}] is the Hebrew word for "Jerusalem."</p> > > > The sentence is English, therefore the quotes should be English-style > quotes. > We don't put french words in English sentences in guillemots, now do we? > > "Apple" in French is "pomme". Yes! And also punctuation marks aren't Strong, in BiDi algorithm, so they cannot be part of the quoted string. -beeeReceived on Monday, 19 April 2004 17:54:07 GMT
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