Right-to-left and left-to-right in one line
Displaying mixed-direction text involves arranging directional runs while retaining a logical character order. It is more than reversing an entire line that contains both right-to-left text and left-to-right numerals.
Questions you could explore
- How do stored order and visible order differ?
- What does the line's base direction contribute?
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- World Wide Web ConsortiumUnicode Bidirectional Algorithm basics
W3C explains the basics of bidirectional text, including logical order, visual runs, and base direction.
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