At 01:24 PM 5/14/2002 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>[This message includes lots of linguistics and quite little computing and
>ConTeXt and there are lots of special characters [esp. umlauts] in the
>text. You've been warned.]
Thanks for the explanation.
It is no problem to create a couple of language dependent feature sets (so
called language specifics) where we map for instance the diaeresis glyphs
onto umlaut or other ones; same for aring.
something like:
\let\adiaerisis\aumlaut
depending on the language.
We need to do this for your languages as well as german and/or others.
At the same time (to pick up an old idea) we can make a manual which
explains such language specific typographic features (also think of spacing
issues).
For that i need decent (non offending) pieces of text for testing and
demonstrating things.
How about that?
Hans
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