This bug is used to track issues with CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) involvement
The following documents related to CJK text layout can be seen as references: Requirements for Chinese Text Layout https://www.w3.org/TR/clreq/ Requirements for Japanese Text Layout https://www.w3.org/TR/clreq/ Requirements for Hangul Text Layout and Typography https://www.w3.org/TR/klreq/
The following documents related to CJK text layout can be seen as references: Requirements for Chinese Text Layout https://www.w3.org/TR/clreq/ Requirements for Japanese Text Layout https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/ Requirements for Hangul Text Layout and Typography https://www.w3.org/TR/klreq/
All those on telegram are welcome to join the CJK group. https://t.me/joinchat/CVgtjEKzbQoitBP9aR4alQ
Replace dependency of bug 83066 on other meta issues with see also. Original dependent issues are: Bug 50607 Ruby Bug 106568 Texgrid Bug 113193 traditional Chinese language issues. Bug 113194 Simplified Chinese language issues. Bug 113195 Japanese language issues. Bug 113196 Korean language issues. Removal of dependency facilitate viewing the dependent as a tree, so that it won't repeat the same issue twice.
Hello CJK bug followers, A rearrangement of the RTL-CTL languages bug has recently been affected, which I believe you should consider for this meta-bug as well: 1. High-level mechanisms, which are not language-specific, have their own meta-bugs, which do not block Languages. 2. Language-specific meta-bugs do not block the high-level mechanism meta-bugs; instead, they block the Languages meta bug. 3. Individual bugs block the mechanisms they involve; and if they are language-specific - their relevant language bug. 4. Care is given to also block additional existing relevant meta-bugs, such as Dictionaries, Diacritics, per-file-format meta-bugs (DOC, DOCX, PPTX etc.) - and so on, to improve bug visibility, to locate duplicates etc. The example of RTL-CTL: * We now have RTL bug 162322 and CTL bug 162323; many of the language-specific bugs for Arabic, Hebrew, N'Ko, Chinese national minority languages etc - do not block RTL nor CTL. You'll find them blocking the Languages 119352. * Some sub-issues of RTL and CTL were already defined: RTL-UI (as opposed to layout of content); RTL in textboxes; etc. These remain useful after the split. * The result are meta-bugs with much smaller and better segmented blocking bugs - which are also easier for developers (e.g. Jonathan) to consider. I believe this would be well worth the effort.