Well, I have only edited arabic XML pages (I know a little arabic but no hebrew) but the answer is that it is pretty easy with modern software. (Lucky for the billion odd people who speak arabic - as soon as they buy things they can use them instead of discovering they need to wait for a new version to be developed :) Yes, you get a BiDi aware editor... cheers Chaals On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 18:53 Europe/Zurich, Laura Werner wrote: > This does bring up the interesting question of how you'd *edit* an XML > page > with Hebrew text content in the tags. I think you'd need a BiDi-aware > editor, treating the XML tags as LtR and the embedded Hebrew as RtL. > I'm > not sure what you'd set the overall document orientation to. Maybe a > user > preference?Received on Thursday, 12 June 2003 13:19:59 GMT
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