My browser doesn do the BIDI algorithm. Whats wrong?
Individual writing systems make different default assumptions about how characters are arranged into lines and lines are arranged on a page or screen. Such assumptions are referred to as a script’s directionality. For example, in the Latin script, characters run horizontally from left to right to form lines, and lines run from top to bottom. Semitic scripts arrange characters right-to-left into lines, although digits run the other way, making the scripts inherently bidirectional. Ordering characters into lines can be even more complex when left-to-right and right-to-left scripts are used together. Because bidirectional scripts can have opposite directions on the same line, and because the direction of punctuation characters is determined by their surroundings, resolving the actual direction of a specific part of the line depends on context analysis. The Unicode Standard defines an implicit algorithm to determine the layout of a line, and also provides overrides to handle situations tha
