Kenneth Whistler scripsit:
> However, UTR #13 constitutes "Unicode Newline *Guidelines*" [emphasis
> added]. There is no conformance specification and there are no
> normative implications. The scope constitutes: "a set of
> recommendations for handling these characters so as to minimize the
> effects on users." Think of UTR #13 as a late addition to Chapter 5,
> Implementation Guidelines, that did not make it into the actual printed
> text of The Unicode Standard, Version 3.0, forthcoming.
Ah, I missed that point. But my point was that whereas Unicode 2.0
had nothing to say about CR and LF and N(E)L, Unicode 3.0 does.
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John Cowan cowan@ccil.org
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