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Steps to reproduce:
1. Copy the following text "გამარჯობა ფლექს, იმედია ამ ბაგის გამოსწორება არ იქნება დიდი პრობლემა." -- some text writtent in Georgian language
2. Paste it into some TextArea (or Text, if from Flex Builder) in your application.
3. If the size of the TextArea is small enough, to contain the full text in one line, then with high probability you will see incorrect text wrapping in this component. Under "incorrect wrapping" I mean, that in order to continue on a new line Text component splits words (like in hypenation) which should not be splitted!
4. When I used, for example, Russian letters, I could not found any problem of such kind. Georgian letters are the only known (for me) Unicode set which works incorrectly.

 
 Actual Results:
 splits a word between end of one line and start of next line.
 
This is a resubmission of an issue that was originally filed as a bug in the Flex SDK back in November 2007 here: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-13720 but seems to have gotten lost.

It is a problem for all versions of Actionscript.

This is also a problem for Indian languages including Tamil, Hindi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, and Telegu (see attached file)
 
 
 

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Steps to reproduce: 1. Copy the following text "გამარჯობა ფლექს, იმედია ამ ბაგის გამოსწორება არ იქნება დიდი პრობლემა." -- some text writtent in Georgian language 2. Paste it into some TextArea (or Text, if from Flex Builder) in your application. 3. If the size of the TextArea is small enough, to contain the full text in one line, then with high probability you will see incorrect text wrapping in this component. Under "incorrect wrapping" I mean, that in order to continue on a new line Text component splits words (like in hypenation) which should not be splitted! 4. When I used, for example, Russian letters, I could not found any problem of such kind. Georgian letters are the only known (for me) Unicode set which works incorrectly.    Actual Results:  splits a word between end of one line and start of next line.   This is a resubmission of an issue that was originally filed as a bug in the Flex SDK back in November 2007 here: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-13720 but seems to have gotten lost. It is a problem for all versions of Actionscript. This is also a problem for Indian languages including Tamil, Hindi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, and Telegu (see attached file)