Try this:
法•ほ•華•け•経•きょう
ho•ke•kyou (sutra)
See the attached screen grab for distribution.
RI
On 20/02/2013 16:34, Robin Berjon wrote:
>> [2] Jukugo ruby
>>
>> "The distinction is captured in this example: "
>>
>> Actually the example doesn't quite capture it - the illustration makes
>> jukugo ruby look like group ruby. It isn't. See the examples at the
>> bottom of http://rishida.net/blog/?p=469 and you'll notice that gaps
>> open up in some cases, because jukugo styling is basically just a
>> special kind of ruby overhang where one character (and not more) can
>> overhang an adjacent base character if it doesn't fit on its own base
>> character. Nor does jukugo styling prevent breakup of the underlying
>> base characters.
>
> I understand that that's an issue but I am not the best person to
> produce a new example (as you saw when last I did). Could you provide a
> better example?
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Richard Ishida
W3C
http://rishida.net/
