Update of bug #68511 (group groff):
Status: Confirmed => None
Assigned to: gbranden => None
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Follow-up Comment #2:
There's not really a good workaround to this. I cannot get .hcode to accept
any input at all, which means hyphenation codes are frozen at their startup
values. (This is formatter startup; the .hcode requests in automatically
loaded startup files such as en.tmac are, of course, nonfunctional.) This
means no non-ASCII letters can be given a hyphenation code.
The only way I can get hyphenation to work correctly for words containing
non-ASCII letters is to explicitly define every such word with .hw -- which is
highly impractical for obvious reasons.
$ cat no_hcode
.ll 1u
m\['e]lange
.hw me-lange
m\['e]lange
.hw m\['e]-lange
m\['e]lange
$ groff-1.24 -Ww -Tutf8 no_hcode | cat -s
mélange
mé-
lange
mé-
lange
$ groff-latest -Ww -Tutf8 no_hcode | cat -s
mélange
mélange
mé-
lange
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