glenn@suphys.physics.su.OZ.AU (09/14/90)
Hi, I wonder if anyone has a document (other than Liang's Thesis) that describes how to assign the small integers to the various fragments that occur in hyphen.tex. I'm trying to build a Spanish version for a friend and would like to base the hyphenation on that specified in 'Hart's Rules'. Failing a general description of how to do this I'd like to get hold of some non-English hyphen.tex's (particularly Spanish). Can anyone help? Thanks in advance, Glenn glenn@qed.physics.su.oz.au -- Glenn Geers | "So when it's over, we're back to people. Department of Theoretical Physics | Just to prove that human touch can have The University of Sydney | no equal." Sydney NSW 2006 Australia | - Basia Trzetrzelewska, 'Prime Time TV'
DLV@CUNYVMS1.BITNET (09/17/90)
Glenn, The best way to obtain patterns is to run the program called PATGEN. When I created Russian hyphenation patterns, I preloaded a few obvious ones, then fed a large list of hyphenated words to PATGEN. I highly recommend Kellerman & Smith's change file if you can get it. (I started with it to create a change file for PATGEN for MS-DOS---it makes PATGEN a lot friendlier.) Dimitri Vulis CUNY GC Math "Administrator", RusTeX-L mailing list