(This bug regards a future era after we've resolved bug 151290 and can specify the language of a stretch of text, not as an aspect of formatting but properly; and regardless of "language groups".) Some text is not actually part of any language. Examples: * Gibberish text * Transcription of non-verbal noise * Randomly-generated text etc. and note this is _not_ the same as having unknown language, nor the same as being in multiple languages simultaneously. It should be possible to indicate that a stretch of text has _no_ language.
[NONE] can already be set to a paragraph style or via character formatting. Why wouldn't that be the case with the implementation of bug 151290? I'm not sure we need a separate ticket for that.
(In reply to Stéphane Guillou (stragu) from comment #1) > [NONE] can already be set to a paragraph style or via character formatting. > Why wouldn't that be the case with the implementation of bug 151290? I'm not > sure we need a separate ticket for that. Hmm, the "zxx" language... yes, I suppose you're right. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 151290 ***