Description: The punctuations (especially those CJK ones) which stays at the beginning of any lines, should have the ability to be automatically compressed/indented, so that they look "aligned" to the left side of the paragraph. Writer has by far no such function, while it's very commercially demanded, comparing to Word/InDesign. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Start a paragraph with a CJK quotation mark (e.g.). 2.Or, insert into the middle of a sentence, and to make sure the quotaion mark right wraps into the beginning of a line. Actual Results: The quotation mark (e.g.) looks like "concaved" into the paragraph's left side, which makes the document looks "untrained". Expected Results: Should be able to compress such puntuations. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Could reference to Word/Indesign, which has such functionality. In Word, it's a checkbox labeled "Allow punctuations at the start of a line to compress", found in "Paragraph" dialogue, "Asian Topography" tab. Could also reference to open-source typeface management documentations for detail.
Please provide a sample document. When compression is enabled (Options → Language Settings → Asian Layout → Character Spacing) it seems to apply equally to punctuation at the start and end of the line, as well as in the middle.