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I wasn't sure whether I could wrap <surplus> around a chunk interrupted by <lb> but it doesn't cause any invalidation problem so at first sight I thought it was fine.
But when I see the display, I am not sure I approve of the segment encoded as superfluous being entirely invisible in logical display; and it can certainly not be our intention for this particular <lb> to become invisible in the same process.
I'd prefer {dhama} and the line beginning to be shown in both logical and physical display.
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According to our present encoding rules, <surplus> must be split across the line break. The correct encoding is <surplus>dha</surplus><lb break="no" n="B3"/><surplus>ma</surplus> and anything else should be flagged as an error by the schema. See #304 for the details.
I have this chunk of code:
tinaḍaḥ rakryān· mahāmantrī I hino śrī samaravijaya <surplus>dha<lb break="no" n="B3"/>ma</surplus> suparṇa<unclear>vā</unclear>haṇa tguh uttuṅgadeva,
I wasn't sure whether I could wrap
<surplus>
around a chunk interrupted by<lb>
but it doesn't cause any invalidation problem so at first sight I thought it was fine.But when I see the display, I am not sure I approve of the segment encoded as superfluous being entirely invisible in logical display; and it can certainly not be our intention for this particular
<lb>
to become invisible in the same process.I'd prefer {dhama} and the line beginning to be shown in both logical and physical display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: