Re: SLRTR 000000: ZWJ in Sphinx

Stefan Ram wrote:
> The Use of the U+200D "ZERO WIDTH JOINER" (ZWJ) Character in
> reStructuredText Input for "Sphinx"
> (Technical Report SLRTR 000000)
> 
> (This technical report was prepared by the author during his spare
> time.)
> 
> Stefan Ram
> 2025
> 
> Abstract - The character U+200D "ZERO WIDTH JOINER" (ZWJ) may be
> employed in inputs written in the "reStructuredText" (rst) markup
> notation for the software documentation tool "Sphinx" in order to permit
> the inclusion of special characters within embedded code segments.
> To ensure that Sphinx's automatic line breaking continues to function
> correctly, two minor adjustments to Sphinx are required.

Does using U+2060 "WORD JOINER" instead avoid the need to modify Sphinx?

Just going by the description at <https://unicode-explorer.com/c/2060>, 
which describes it as "a zero width non-breaking space", that seems to 
be what you want.  I'm not sure from the description of U+200D whether 
that one's supposed to allow breaking, but U+2060 sounds like it 
definitely shouldn't allow breaking ;).

-- 
Mark.