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This document addresses errors in the Working Group Note Requirements for Japanese Text Layout published on 4 June 2009. It records all errors that, at the time of this document’s publication, have solutions that have been approved by the Japanese Layout Task Force.
This document lists all corrections for the Working Group Note Requirements for Japanese Text Layout that have been approved by the Japanese Layout Task Force.
Each erratum is classified as markup, editorial or substantive. These categories are defined as follows:
For proposed corrections which still need technical review and endorsement from the group see Proposed Errata for Requirements for Japanese Text Layout
Comments on the specification or these errata may be sent to www-i18n-comments@w3.org, which is publicly archived.
3.3.5 Fig. 119, (editorial) spelling of nakatsuki and katatsuki [E15] | |
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Change | In Fig 119 replace 'nakatuki' with 'nakatsuki' and 'katatuki' with 'katatsuki'. |
Link | 3.3.5 Fig 119 |
Reported by | Tony Graham |
3.3.5, (editorial) incorrect text, 'more than three' [E3] | |
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Change |
Replace:
"When attaching more than three hiragana ruby characters to a single base character..." With: "When attaching three or more hiragana ruby characters to a single base character..." Replace:
"[Fig.121]: Example 1 of positioning of ruby text with more than three characters (vertical writing mode)." With "[Fig.121]: Example 1 of positioning of ruby text with three or more characters (vertical writing mode)." Replace:
"[Fig.122]: Example 2 of positioning of ruby text with more than three characters (vertical writing mode)." With: "[Fig.122]: Example 2 of positioning of ruby text with three or more characters (vertical writing mode)." Replace:
"However there are cases where the meaning is stretched so that the terms can be used when more than three ruby characters are involved." With: "However there are cases where the meaning is stretched so that the terms can be used when three or more ruby characters are involved." |
Link | 3.3.5 |
Reported by | Tony Graham |
3.3.5 Fig. 120, (editorial) misspelling of 'characters' [E4] | |
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Change | In Fig 210 replace 'icharacter' with 'character'. |
Link | 3.3.5 Fig 120 |
Reported by | Tony Graham |
3.5.4 Fig. 157, (editorial) misspelling of 'causes' [E6] | |
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Change | In Fig 157, replace 'cavses' with 'causes'. |
Link | 3.5.4 Fig 157 |
Reported by | Tony Graham |