Using plain "?" as exception marker conflicts with e.g. X-SAMPA

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Unicode Standard tokenization routines and orthography profile segmentation

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Using plain "?" as exception marker conflicts with e.g. X-SAMPA #32

Closed xrotwang closed 6 years ago

xrotwang commented 6 years ago

Since ? is used as regular glyph in X-SAMPA, it shouldn't be used by default as exception marker.

tresoldi commented 6 years ago

Right. Luckily, I can't think of a common system which uses # (even though there probably is one). I can take care of this after the current bug fix.

xrotwang commented 6 years ago

I started to use � U+FFFD REPLACEMENT MARKER for this purpose instead of ?.

tresoldi commented 6 years ago

Great! Was just about to ask if we shouldn't move to a specific Unicode charEm 16 de abr de 2018 5:03 PM, Robert Forkel notifications@github.com escreveu:I started to use � U+FFFD REPLACEMENT MARKER for this purpose instead of ?.

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