Predloga:ISO 15924 direction/dok

Usage

The template returns, for an ISO script code, the direction rtl, ltr, ttb, inh, mixed, or <blank>.

• {{ISO 15924 direction|Hebr}} → rtl
• {{ISO 15924 direction|Latn}} → ltr

Options

The output texts rtl, ltr, ttb, mixed, inh, or <blank>:

• {{ISO 15924 direction|Hebr|ltr=left-to-right|rtl=right-to-left}} → right-to-left

• {{ISO 15924 direction|Mong|ttb=top-to-bottom}} → top-to-bottom

• {{ISO 15924 direction|Zyyy|ltr=left-to-right|rtl=right-to-left|mixed=both directions|default=unknown}} → both directions

Output <blank> (meaning: unknown) can be set to show any text:

• {{ISO 15924 direction|Mang|default=unknown}} → unknown

How is it determined

The direction is determined as follows.

• First, if a script is present in Unicode, Unicode Bidi-direction is derived for that Unicode script.

There are 94 scripts in Unicode (those ISO codes that have an alias). All regular scripts have a single "Strong" in Unicode direction. That is, all characters in a Unicode script that are "Strong", have the same directionality: either right-to-left (rtl) or left-to-right (ltr). Within a script there are no opposing directions present. There can be characters with "Weak" or "Neutral" direction (i.e., direction through context), but these do not alter other characters diretionality. One exception: script "Zyyy" conatains characters with either direction. Therefor, Zyyy has direction "mixed".

• Second, all other scripts, that are not defined in Unicode, can have their direction set manually in this template.

How to add a script direction

The Unicode scripts are determined as of version 6.0, and should be complete & correct. That (upper) part of the list should not be changed unless for errors. An script directionality can be added:

 | <!--
end of Unicode-determined -->
 | Abcd
 | Defg = {{{ltr|ltr}}
 | Pqrs
 | Tuvw = {{{rtl|rtl}}
 | #default={{{default|}}}

The parameters as shown keep the output text option available.

Background

For scripts in Unicode, the direction is determined as follows. Each character in a script (say Hebr) has a single property bidi-type. The value of that bidi-type is from a list, and its usage is described in the Unicode Bidi Algorithm (UAX#9).

The bidi-type can determine the direction, which can be a Strong, Neutral or Weak one. Strong directions are independent, like for the Latin alphabet A-Z. Neutral and Weak directions are dependent on context (think nearby other characters), and are used e.g. with decimals, diacritics and punctuation marks.

Within the character set of a script (e.g. Hebr=Hebrew script has 133 characters in Unicode), there are Strong characters, all are right-to-left. Other characters are Neutral, and so have not direction by their own. This is true for all (but one) scripts in Unicode: within a script, all Strong directions are the same.

From there this templates is build: All scripts in Unicode (but one exception, see below) have a single Strong direction. That direction is used here in this template. The exception is: Zyyy, Common, which is a collection of various characters that can be of either direction.

Splošne informacije o ISO 15924 predlogah

ISO posodobitve

ISO seznam se redno spreminja, zadnja leta v juniju in decembru. Trenutni seznam je od datuma Od 9. avgust 2011 (2011 -08-09).Ta seznam vsebuje 160 definiranih kod (koda, številka, ime pisave).

Note: pri razreševanju rdečih ali napačnih povezav ,uredite {{ISO 15924/wp-name}} ali{{ISO 15924/wp-category}}. To je povezava med ISO kodo in napisanim Wikipedijinem člankom.

Viri

• ISO 15924
• ISO vrednosti