On Jun 13, 2017, at 5:29 PM, The Thanh Han <hanthethanh@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanh, can you confirm that we should go ahead with this plan?
I think it's reasonable to have this behavior possible.
However, Iet's say we have
\textsc{This is a heading}
What is the common expectation when one does copy/paste this text from a pdf viewer?I personally expect to get the same text, not the unicode points for the *.sc glyphs from the actual font.
Perhaps.
But then the author is stating that it is a heading, but not using proper markup that
might be used to include tagging that could convey this.
So from the point-of-view of a someone using Assistive Technology, how else
are they supposed to get the hint that this should be treated like a heading?
- - - especially in cases where the words themselves do *not* explicitly say so.
This brings up another question: perhaps we can add the behavior proposed by Ross, but it has to be enabled explicitly via a primitive?
That’s perfectly fine by me.
Regards,Thanh
Cheers
Ross
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