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As group-ruby is treated as a unit, there is no wrap opportunity. However, in some exceptional cases where it is wrapped, it is then processed similarly to jukugo-ruby.
Really?? Isn't it then jukugo-ruby rather than group-ruby, by definition? It's certainly difficult to know how to implement this without more details surrounding which cases we're talking about.
Perhaps that sentence should either be removed, or changed to say something like: Jukugo-ruby can often look like group-ruby, but allows for text to be wrapped inside the unit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The original translation was problematic and not particularly faithful to
the original Japanese text, causing confusion and misunderstanding. This
should clear things up.
Closes #26
Closes #194
The original translation was problematic and not particularly faithful to
the original Japanese text, causing confusion and misunderstanding. This
should clear things up.
Closes #26
Closes #194
3.3 Placement of group-ruby > BP w3c/jlreq#5 > NOTE
https://w3c.github.io/jlreq/docs/simple-ruby/#placement-of-group-ruby
Really?? Isn't it then jukugo-ruby rather than group-ruby, by definition? It's certainly difficult to know how to implement this without more details surrounding which cases we're talking about.
Perhaps that sentence should either be removed, or changed to say something like: Jukugo-ruby can often look like group-ruby, but allows for text to be wrapped inside the unit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: