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Re: hyphenation in non-English languages
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Norbert Preining |
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Re: hyphenation in non-English languages |
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Thu, 2 Oct 2008 20:22:43 +0200 |
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Hi Werner,
On Do, 02 Okt 2008, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> . The basic trick is to process the texinfo file with `eplain'
> instead of `tex'. With TeXLive, this gives access to all
> configured hyphenation patterns. `bplain' would do the same, but
> there is (currently) no soft link to the `tex' binary.
What is bplain, we can add it ...
> Other languages can be handled similarly. You can use any input
> encoding -- since texinfo has hardcoded support for CM fonts only,
> words with accented letters aren't hyphenated anyway.
Hmm, that is not the best option. Any way around that?
> A minor problem is that there is no `pdfeplain' command in TeXLive
> yet, but this is very easy to fix.
That is the easiest thing to fix.
Karl will answer.
Best wishes
Norbert
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