On 11/18/2011 5:36 PM, Philippe Verdy wrote:
> I have absolutely no clear way to represent sequences like in this
> example that use such elongated diacritic applied to runs of more than
> two characters.
Nor should you expect to be able to represent such things in plain text.
Such
conventions are not appropriate to plain text. As usual, your regular
alternatives
are:
1. represent the content with structured markup, or
2. represent the presentation with pdf (or similar)
Expecting out-of-the box rendering engines to link the two automatically is
unreasonable, IMO.
> Of course I can still use two half marks in the
> plain-text (only on the first and last letter), but what does happen
> if I cannot (and in fact don't) mark their joining above intermediate
> letters ?
You'll get *both* bad representation of the content and bad presentation
of the appearance. Such a deal!
--Ken
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