Thanks a lot for the example, this is really good! >> \hjcode`^^^^0301=0 > > hjcode accepts a number (as any code primitive), the ` just turn a > character into a number
Ok, but what about this example (which is the most interesting use case as this is something impossible to achieve even by modifying the patterns in a convoluted way) : (I think you'll need the patterns at https://github.com/gregorio-project/hyphen-la/blob/master/patterns/hyph.la.ecclesiastic.txt for the test to be working) \lefthyphenmin3 cœli % should be cœli cœ́li % should be cœ́-li \hjcode 769=0 % combining acute counts for 0 cœ́li % would be great if it was cœ́li > indeed that is the limitation .. in that case either you use the hj > code for the class or for the length (i assume that the number of > classes with ae oe is pretty small esp when we consider them not to > be that similar) ... patterns are already obscure enough in order not > to add yet another level of complexity and as argued before have a > few more patterns is not a problem (one can always for more complex > situationsn, heuristics etc run over the list and mess with nodes) Indeed, we already have the patterns with ǽ anyway, so it's not a big limitation... Thank you! -- Elie
