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No, the crashy Bengali sequences are reasonable to have; like I mentioned ZWNJ has semantic meaning with bengali vowels.
by Manishearth 9y ago
No, the crashy Bengali sequences are reasonable to have; like I mentioned ZWNJ has semantic meaning with bengali vowels.
- dkarl 9y agoI am judging by this statement in the blog post: In Bengali and Oriya specifically, a ZWNJ can be used to force a different vowel form when used before a vowel (e.g. রু vs রু), however this bug seems to apply to vowels for which there is only one form This seems to say that the ZWNJ has a meaning before vowels that have different forms, but the crash happens with vowels that only have one form, where the ZWNJ has no effect. Maybe I am misreading?
- Manishearth 9y agoYeah, you are. I'm saying that this crash _also_ applies to vowels with one form. রু was the original Bengali crash, and that has two forms. I'm saying it's less likely to be related to the zwnj-vowel interaction because it also occurs for vowels where such interaction doesn't exist.