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- Unicode characters have a
`script' property. The term script
here is not identical with script as used in the
Guidelines and elsewhere in linguistic theory. For this,
KW suggested `orthography', to avoid
confusion among the TEI users, that are also confronted
with Unicode/XML terminology.
- Script codes exist in ISO 15924. Indicating the
script(s) used in a document (with these codes) will
faciliate the selection of appropriate fonts and
rendering.
- TEI could provide a better mechanism to describe the
language used e.g. for the `rend'
attribute to specify local, specific exceptions to the
general rendering of an element. This could for example be
the language used in (X)HTML on the
`style' attribute and in CSS
stylesheets.
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