- From: Sandra Bostian <sbos@loc.gov>
- Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 15:41:26 -0400
- To: <www-international@w3.org>
I'm working on some training materials and I have a question about Arabic usage in XML elements and the order of tags in a bidi environment. Normally, in an LTR environment you would get this: <name>content</name> I'm assuming the order of start and end tags would remain the same in a bidi environment, with both Arabic language content and element names, because these are processor rules and they are expecting a particular syntax. But I couldn't find anything confirming or disputing this. Can anyone confirm or point me to something that would say that this should not be the way things are: </eman>tnetnoc<eman> or <eman/>tnetnoc<eman> and that it should be: <eman>tnetnoc</eman> Thanks, Sandy Sandy Bostian Digital Conversion Specialist Library of Congress Meeting of Frontiers: http://frontiers.loc.gov 202-707-2342 sbos@loc.gov
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