According to Unicode3.0 normalization spec, if non-break chars follow a space char, they still allow a break.
I prepared a test data like "some char"+"non-break char"+"space char"+"some data" whether 1.4.0beta_b44 breaks the test data. The test was done for all non-break char and space chars on win98.
The test was failed with the space char \u1680(Zs categoried). For all non-break chars, jdk didn't break when \u1680 was inserted into the test data.
1.4.0beta-b44 was tested on win98 and 6 cases were failed.
. unzip the attached bundle.
. javac *.java
. java LineBreakTest
bae-chul.kim@eng 2000-12-12
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I prepared a test data like "some char"+"non-break char"+"space char"+"some data" whether 1.4.0beta_b44 breaks the test data. The test was done for all non-break char and space chars on win98.
The test was failed with the space char \u1680(Zs categoried). For all non-break chars, jdk didn't break when \u1680 was inserted into the test data.
1.4.0beta-b44 was tested on win98 and 6 cases were failed.
. unzip the attached bundle.
. javac *.java
. java LineBreakTest
bae-chul.kim@eng 2000-12-12
###@###.### 11/2/04 18:29 GMT
- duplicates
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JDK-4396681 [BI] line breaking was failed with a space char, \u1680
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- Closed
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