> @'{@ptexi}
Sorry, I'm not familiar with this syntax. What it's supposed to do?
It's the old way of doing @dotless{i}. Peter, please try that.
> Problems are the following with "texi2dvi,v 0.8 1998/02/26 21:13:13" which
0.8 is ancient history. The latest texi2dvi is 0.43, and yes, you
probably want the whole current distribution.
> 1. Fejezet
>
> should be used. How can I solve it ??
I believe there should be txi-hu.tex that should redefine @chapter as
appropriate, no?
Yes, Peter will need to create txi-hu.tex.
Texinfo has @- and @hyphenation commands. Did you try to use those?
If so, can you elaborate why they are insufficient?
I'm sure Hungarian has completely different hyphenation rules.
English hyphenation is simply wrong.
> There is a huhyph.tex file, but I am not sure how to include it into
> the texinfo format properly.
I'm not sure you can. Karl?
A simple include won't do. What you need to do is dump a new format
that contains the hungarian hyphenation patterns. You will need to edit
texinfo.tex to \input huhyph.tex at an appropriate point (early on I
guess), then
initex texinfo @dump
(See the `preparing for tex' node of the texinfo manual, web2c man
pages, etc.)
Obviously support could be much improved in this area.
Good luck,
karl
