UTR #29

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UTR #29 is a Unicode Technical Report that defines the standard rules and algorithms for text segmentation, such as determining grapheme clusters, words, and sentences in Unicode text.

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instanceOf Unicode Technical Report ⓘ
technical standard ⓘ
text segmentation specification ⓘ
appliesTo Unicode text ⓘ
category Unicode Technical Report on text processing ⓘ
defines algorithms for Unicode text segmentation ⓘ
default grapheme cluster segmentation algorithm ⓘ
default sentence segmentation algorithm ⓘ
default word segmentation algorithm ⓘ
rules for grapheme cluster boundaries ⓘ
rules for line break–related segmentation concepts ⓘ
rules for sentence boundaries ⓘ
rules for word boundaries ⓘ
standard rules for Unicode text segmentation ⓘ
definesTerm break opportunity ⓘ
extended grapheme cluster ⓘ
legacy grapheme cluster ⓘ
sentence boundary ⓘ
word boundary ⓘ
ensures consistent text segmentation across platforms ⓘ
interoperable handling of grapheme clusters ⓘ
interoperable handling of sentence boundaries ⓘ
interoperable handling of word boundaries ⓘ
fullName Unicode Text Segmentation ⓘ
identifier UTR #29 ⓘ
intendedForUseBy implementers of text layout engines ⓘ
implementers of text processing libraries ⓘ
implementers of text rendering systems ⓘ
software developers ⓘ
partOf Unicode Standard Annexes and Technical Reports ⓘ
provides formal boundary rules ⓘ
implementation guidelines for text segmentation ⓘ
publishedBy Unicode Consortium ⓘ
relatedTo Unicode Character Database ⓘ
Unicode Line Breaking Algorithm ⓘ
Unicode Standard ⓘ
linked to: Unicode
scope text segmentation in Unicode ⓘ
shortName Text Segmentation ⓘ
status actively maintained specification ⓘ
usedIn programming language libraries ⓘ
text editors ⓘ
web browsers ⓘ
word processors ⓘ
uses Unicode character properties ⓘ
grapheme cluster break properties ⓘ
line break properties ⓘ
sentence break properties ⓘ
word break properties ⓘ

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