Re: Zero-width space

	Quoth Mr Dickey: 'I don't see a literal ​ in lynx with
ISO-8859-1 or 7bit approximations.  Your locale settings (and the
effective options) might be relevant.'
	Thanks for that answer.  I use ISO-8859-15 but the other 2
make no difference.

	'I see that "&#" is generated in SGML.c, but that would be
used in the source view, rather than the browsing view.'
	I have my own test page of hundreds of metacharacters to see
what works.  I mentioned that article because I found the coincidence
amusing: who uses zwsp other than in a language that doesn't put
spaces between words?  It's a quirk.  A commentator suggested that it
may be a watermark.  I sometimes insert them to interfere with
searches: a search looks at the literal, not the displayed, content,
so bana​na isn't found by a search for banana.  Ligatures also
thwart searches.

	'+ running lynx with locale C
        '+ turning locale-based charset off
        '+ setting document charset to UTF-8
        '+ setting display charset to ISO-8859-1'

	None of these made a difference, except that UTF-8 makes all
the metacharacters unreadable on my not-UTF system.  I append
vt.default_utf8=0 to the kernel at boot.
	8204-8207 are undisplayed.  I see where they're special-cased
in LYCharUtils.c, thought that must be the place, added 8203, to no
avail.  Changing:

	else if (ucs == 0xfeff || (ucs >= 0x200b && ucs <= 0x200f))
to
	else if (ucs == 0xfeff || (ucs > 0x200b && ucs <= 0x200f)) 

in UCdomap.c does, which seems odd: it makes 8203 no longer marked as
a zero-width character.

	The problem happens with the package lynx 2.9.2 from lynx, so
it isn't one of my patches gone rogue.

russell bell