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At 02:46 AM 28/09/01 +1000, Rick Jelliffe wrote: >I am not an expert in Arabic internationalization: indeed, I cannot really >figure out how a right-to-left language fits in with markup (do we >symmetrically-swap the open and close delimiters of tags if the >element names are in Arabic?) I did some Arabic on some powerpoint slides recently (I used to have some grasp of the language 30 years ago) and boy it's tough to make marked-up Arabic look sane at all. Obviously Hebrew too. I suspect that people writing software for XML in Semitic languages are going to want to use the technique pioneered all these years ago by Arbortext and Author/Editor of putting little tag glyphs in, rather than trying to decide where to put the slash on the end-tag. -Tim
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