Re: Display of Mongolian in Arabic or Hebrew documents

"James Kass" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.text.unicode.devel
Message-ID <000701c82c63$42fadb60$cd53d942@yourus67pi6luv>
Peter Constable wrote,

>  (And if anybody can point to evidence of naturally-evolving 
>  conventions, please do.)

Here's a web page that has no problem displaying classic Mongolian
script as right-to-left (even when embedded into Latin text):

http://mehmeteti.150m.com/ilkhanids/hpags-pa.htm

The web page author introduces the page with a note that the Mongolian
script is being displayed RTL so as to be in harmony with the Arabic
script display.

RTL directionality is a natural for the classic Mongolian script.
Chinese is often written vertically.  How does Chinese act when
it's embedded with Arabic?

Best regards,

James Kass
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