> I have the details not ready (I can look them up, if you don't know > them already), but at the EuroTeX conference in Arnhem 1995 there > was a talk about hyphenation patterns for compounds generated with > patgen (using a correctly hyphenated list of compound words as > input). The author claimed good success for finding correct > Haupttrennstellen (of course, some words linke german Staubecken or > Wachstube are unhyphenatable with this approach).
People interested in this topic might subscribe to the `trennmuster' liste on dante also: https://lists.dante.de/mailman/listinfo/trennmuster This is a German list discussing mainly issues related to the German word list repository, containing normal and compound hyphenation points: http://repo.or.cz/w/wortliste.git However, English contributions or questions are welcomed also! > P.S. Another (very different) approach was the Austrian SiSiSi > project, still to be found somewhere on CTAN (in the form of > documented change files to TeX.web!!!) Indeed. The main question is whether SiSiSi is flexible enough to handle other languages like Hungarian (which seems to be even more complicated w.r.t. hyphenation). Werner
