Bidirectional Class - Left To Right Override

Left To Right Override is a formatting character that forces all subsequent text, including punctuation and numbers, to be displayed in left‑to‑right order, regardless of their inherent directional class. It overrides the implicit bidirectional algorithm’s rules, making every following character render as if it were left‑to‑right, until it is terminated by a PDF (Pop Directional Formatting) or the end of the embedding level. This is useful for embedding specific strings, like URLs or code snippets, within right‑to‑left text to ensure they display correctly without accidental reordering. However, its effect is strictly visual, not semantic, and it does not alter the underlying character codes or their logical order, only how they are presented on screen.