From: Philippe Verdy (verdy_p@wanadoo.fr)
Date: Fri Nov 14 2003 - 03:49:56 EST
From: "Jim Allan" <jallan@smrtytrek.com>
> I take this to mean that any application can refuse to interpret PUA
> code points and still be conformant.
I would not say that, it would be excessive.
An application can use PUA the way it wants, but not line ill-formed
encoding sequences or non-characters.
Instead the application should choose the way to manage them. I think that
many applications choose to handle them like non-combining spacing
characters with "weak" LTR directionality (like punctuation, or ideographic
characters), and display a narrow white box.
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