Re: [NTG-context] [XeTeX] XeTeX, ConTeXt, and utf-8 hyphenation patterns. / GREEK

2006-06-15 Thread Hans Hagen
Peter Heslin wrote: Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: ctxtools --pat [en nl agr ...] ctxtools --pat --utf[en nl agr ...] the greek conversions were done with the help of a greek language users on the context list, so in case of troubles, so i cc there; bugs need to

Re: [NTG-context] [XeTeX] XeTeX, ConTeXt, and utf-8 hyphenation patterns.

2006-06-13 Thread Jonathan Kew
On 13 Jun 2006, at 8:25 am, Hans Hagen wrote: On a more general level, if both ConTeXt and XeTeX are engaged in converting legacy TeX hyphenation patterns to utf-8, should they be coordinated in order to avoid duplication of effort? anyone can use the patterns; of course bugs need to be

Re: [NTG-context] [XeTeX] XeTeX, ConTeXt, and utf-8 hyphenation patterns.

2006-06-13 Thread Hans Hagen
Peter Heslin wrote: A little while ago, I said that I hoped to convert Dimitrios Filippou's ancient Greek hyphenation patterns (the elhyphen package) to utf-8, in order to use them with xetex. Before thinking about starting this work, I decided to look to see if anyone else had done it, and I

Re: [NTG-context] [XeTeX] XeTeX, ConTeXt, and utf-8 hyphenation patterns.

2006-06-13 Thread Hans Hagen
Jonathan Kew wrote: On 13 Jun 2006, at 8:25 am, Hans Hagen wrote: On a more general level, if both ConTeXt and XeTeX are engaged in converting legacy TeX hyphenation patterns to utf-8, should they be coordinated in order to avoid duplication of effort? anyone can use the