I'm getting some strange results testing my mysell hyphenation definitions with altlinuxHyph.
I use following hyph file (no other rules): i3n4ge. in3ge1 3ag3tig k4ragtig and supplying "dinge" gives "din-ge" while I expected "di-nge". My understanding is that the first rule will match because of the end of word marker and overrule the second rule (which also matches), but it seems I'm wrong. Supplying "vetagtig" works (gives "vet-ag-tig"), but "kragtig" gives "kragtig" (no hyphenation) while I expected "krag-tig", because of the second part of rule 3. Changing rule 4 to "krag1tig" has the expected result, but doesn't match my understanding of the way the rules are supposed to help each other. Any help would be appreciated. Is altlinuxHyph exactly the same as what is used in OpenOffice.org? Thanks in advance. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
