Description: > Capitalize works fine when tried in empty document. > Capitalize Not working as expected if we type English content after tamil content. Steps to Reproduce: 1.open a empty writer in Libre office 2.type a word chennai give a space the word first letter will be capital After 1.open a empty writer in Libre Office 2. type a tamil content and type a word tamilnadu give a space (நான் என்பது நான் மட்டும் அல்ல உன் நினைவுகலும் தான் tamilnadu ) Actual Results: > Chennai > நான் என்பது நான் மட்டும் அல்ல உன் நினைவுகலும் தான் tamilnadu Expected Results: > Chennai > நான் என்பது நான் மட்டும் அல்ல உன் நினைவுகலும் தான் Tamilnadu Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: In Tamilnadu, t should be capital. But it comes as small.
How is the end of a sentence indicated in Tamil? Is there a punctuation character that is used? Is 'Tamilnadu' the beginning of a new sentence where தான் was the end of the previous sentence? For languages that don't use a clear punctuation mark to indicate the end of a sentence, ISTR reading that either ICU or CLDR tries to guess based on certain heuristic rules in these cases, but it isn't always correct.
I again tried using the correct punctuation as you suggested but the output I was expecting did not appear (In reply to Michael Warner from comment #1) > How is the end of a sentence indicated in Tamil? Is there a punctuation > character that is used? Is 'Tamilnadu' the beginning of a new sentence where > தான் was the end of the previous sentence? > > > For languages that don't use a clear punctuation mark to indicate the end of > a sentence, ISTR reading that either ICU or CLDR tries to guess based on > certain heuristic rules in these cases, but it isn't always correct.
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Confirmed. Even ending the Tamil text with a period, the next English word is not capitalized. Ending the Tamil text with an English word then a period, the next English word will be capitalized.