Øistein E. Andersen wrote:
Hyphenation does not seem to have been discussed on this list so far, and I
think
it should be.
General discussion:
[1] http://www.w3.org/International/O-HTML-hyphenation.html
Old proposal:
[2] http://www.nada.kth.se/i18n/html/hyph.html
[...]
The proposal [2] suggests the addition of a new <hyph> element, modelled after
TeX's \discretionary command (with a possibly superfluous addition), that
permits
to specify which characters to render before/after a line break if the word is
broken.
I think I like the style suggested by Mirsad Todorovac [1]. Even though
I'm very familiar with SGML/XML style markup I find this
zo<HYPH AFT="e">ë</HYPH><HYPH></HYPH>ven
much harder to understand than this
<HYPH points="zo-even,zoë-ven">zoëven</HYPH>
I would prefer <HYPH choices="..."> instead for the latter case.
--
Mikko
