From: vunzndi@vfemail.net
Date: Tue Oct 30 2007 - 11:35:19 CST
Quoting Philippe Verdy <verdy_p@wanadoo.fr>:
>
> In other words, the IDS are not creating larger grapheme clusters, each IDC
> is its own grapheme cluster, self-delimited and completely independent from
> the surrounding.
>
By defintion an IDS must be complete, for example IDC+CJKV is
imcomplete and therefore not an IDS, only IDC+CJKV+CJKV (or
IDC+CJKV+CJKV+CJKV, if the IDC is U+2ff2/3) are complete, the begining
and end of a IDS is clear and unambiguous, in many a cluster.
> You could even use the encoded IDC for something else than Han (for example
> between Latin characters, may be needed for notation purposes, where some
> radicals are replaced by placeholder variables).
>
BTW If one uses IDC with something other than cjkv the result is not an IDS
>
>
>
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