Re: [clreq] Low line or underline?

It is not supposed to be a combining character as proper name mark is
something above character level. It is not underline either as there 
are
subtle difference between the use of proper name mark and the use of 
html
underline

2016年11月22日 22:52 於 "r12a" <notifications@github.com> 寫道：

> Indicator Punctuation Marks > Fullwidth low line
> https://www.w3.org/TR/clreq/#indication_punctuation_marks
>
> U+FF3F FULLWIDTH LOW LINE [＿] is positioned underneath proper nouns 
such
> as a person's name, the name of a place, etc.
>
> This doesn't seem right to me, not least because U+FF3F is not a 
combining
> character. I think what we are actually talking about is underline, 
isn't
> it? (in which case this subsection about fullwidth low line should 
be moved
> to a new location)
>
> My understanding is that the u tag in HTML is designated as the way 
to
> indicate such lines below text, again making me think that this is 
actually
> a type of underlining.
>
> The note that follows indicates that a 'wavy low line' is sometimes 
used.
> Does that look like a combining character (for which i couldn't find
> anything in Unicode on a quick search), or like a wavy line (in 
which case
> it's a type of underline that CSS could specify)? (It would help to 
have a
> picture of it in clreq.)
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