Closed TallTed closed 11 months ago
In the preview, it becomes (U+005EU+005E)
.
Is that intended?
(the diff is broken and showing various things that do not agree with the current doc or the preview)
Yes, the intent is to remove the suggestion that there's a space between, by removing the space between. There might be some CSS tweak to be made to the codepoint
class, to make it clearer that these are two codepoints...
Alternatively, the text might be tweaked to describe this as two of the singular U+005E
character, only displayed and identified here as a singlet, until the complete example where there are two ^
between the URI and the lang.
Yes - saying the character ^
is U+005E
would work.
Yes, the intent is to remove the suggestion that there's a space between, by removing the space between. There might be some CSS tweak to be made to the
codepoint
class, to make it clearer that these are two codepoints...
We could add a class to one or the other condpoints to add a margin after/before, but to a reader that may just look like a space. In fact, the ^^
are unambiguous as is, as they are UNICODE characters that represent themselves. It's only to someone reading a printed document, where the actual character is not apparent where there is ambiguity.
Alternatively, the text might be tweaked to describe this as two of the singular
U+005E
character, only displayed and identified here as a singlet, until the complete example where there are two^
between the URI and the lang.
Probably better to describe it narratively as:
(using two concatenated
^
characters each having the code point U+005E).
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