Hi Karl,
This is for LuaTeX?
Or, this has to be invoked at .fmt-dump time somehow. I'm sorry, but I
remain confused about who includes this code and what change it has on
documents.
Sorry. I forgot to say this was a new loadhyph-es.tex (by
the way, the loading order is incorrect, because the local
patterns should precede the basic ones).
I explained how they are invoked in a previous post, but
I repeat it (with corrections):
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Let assume we have in a document something like:
\usepackage{localhyphens}
\setlocalhyphen{spanish}{tl=liquid,prefixes=off}
With standard TeX, a preloaded set of patterns is necessary,
so:
- Create a file localhyph-es.conf with those setting.
- Recreate formats, so that if that file exists an
additional set of patters is created. Save those
settings in the format.
- When the document above is typeset, compare the
saved settings with those given in \setlocalhyphen.
- If they match, it's ok.
- If not, raise an error (or a warning) and save the
settings in a new localhyph-es.conf (and perhaps
move the file somewhere); then recreate formats.
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Attach a .tar.gz or .zip or whatever. But, since gmail and other ISP's
often wrongly reject archive attachments, would be even better to post
it somewhere.
OK. I'll put them on my site.
Cheers
Javier
