Werner LEMBERG: > This is not possible. How shall come a glyph-only > object into existence? I don't count ligatures > and similar things here since they also need input > characters to exist. > [...] > Well, \N'...' is kind of a glyph-only object, but > by its very definition you can't hyphenate it.
What about a \[u0430] coming from a UTF-8 file pro- cessed by preconv? What corresponding input charac- ter does it have provided no character translations were used? > Well, yes, right. I would call it a feature, since > no real-world documents are affected in any way. > Do you want to document it? Frankly, yes :) -- add a warning to the description of the .tr request. Especially so, because there are examples in the manual in which the mapping is changed and then "restored" back. The user should know the side effect of this operation. Anton
