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hyphenation-greek Hyphenation patterns for ancient and modern Greek.

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NameDateSize Description
README 2008-07-24 4 Kbyte download Shown below
anc-test.ltx 2000-11-14 40 Kbyte download
anc-test.pdf 2000-11-14 406 Kbyte download
ancient.pdf 2004-06-16 405 Kbyte download
compound.ltx 2003-07-17 31 Kbyte download
compound.pdf 2000-11-14 528 Kbyte download
copyrite.txt 2004-08-17 1 Kbyte download
grahyph5.tex 2008-05-27 35 Kbyte download
grmhyph5.tex 2008-05-27 5 Kbyte download
grphyph5.tex 2008-05-27 13 Kbyte download
modern.pdf 2004-06-16 419 Kbyte download

Contents of the README file

File name:	README
Version: 	  4.0
Author: 	  Dimitrios Filippou
Date:	   	  Aug. 16, 2004

This file contains a brief description of the Greek hyphenation-
pattern files for TeX/LaTeX (and for Omega) prepared by Dimitrios 
Filippou. 

The patterns were originally designed for the "greek" option of 
"babel" and Dryllerakis' GreeKTeX package.  However, this set can 
be used to produce hyphenation patterns for typesetting Greek with
the "ibycus" option of "babel" (package "ibycus-babel") or with 
Omega/lambda (package "antomega").

The hyphenation patterns for "ibycus" (for ancient Greek *only*) 
can be produced by running a perl script on "grahyph.tex".  The 
perl script has been written by Peter Heslin (p.j.heslin@dur.ac.uk) 
as part of his "ibycus-babel" package.

The hyphenation patterns for Omega/lambda (files "ogr*.tex") can be 
produced by running a perl script on "grahyph.tex", "grahyph.tex" 
and "grahyph.tex".  The perl script has been written by Apostolos 
Syropoulos (apostolo@obelix.ee.duth.gr) as part of the "antomega" 
package.  THESE PATTERNS HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED.  ANY FEEDBACK IS
WELCOME!

This package supersedes all previous versions found in CTAN.  A more
detailed description of how hyphenation of Greek works (in English)
is presented in the TUG2004 conference and is included in the 
conference proceedings (to be published by Springer in the series
Lecture Notes in Computer Science).

Possible caveats: 

1) You may not get proper hyphenation in paragraphs with mixed 
Greek and non-Greek text.  This is a known TeX problem.  Using eTeX 
(or the latest LaTeX releases which are based on eTeX) can resolve
this problem. -- Bug reported by Peter Heslin (p.j.heslin@dur.ac.uk)

2) Initial accentuated vowels may not be hyphenated under Omega/
lambda: e.g., under Omega/lambda, the word ">aet'oc" (eagle) may be
be hyphenated as ">ae-t'oc" instead of ">a-e-t'oc".  To fix this 
problem I must add an extra series of hyphenation patterns in the
original "gr?hyph.tex" and then convert them to "ogr?hyph.tex".  But
this way I would mess my original "gr?hyph.tex" and I don't want to
do that. -- Bug reported by Alexej Krioukov (akrioukov@newmail.ru)

Acknowledgements

The author wishes to thank all those mentioned who have contributed 
directly and indirectly to the creation of these pattern files:
C. Beccari, K. Dryllerakis, Y. Haralambous, P. Heslin, S. Konstandatos
A. Krioukov and A. Syropoulos.



File    		    Description
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ancient.pdf 		PDF file.  Reproduced with permission from Eutypon, 
                no. 5, Oct. 2000, pp. 7-16.  It describes the 
                hyphenation patterns for ancient Greek. [In Greek.]

anc-test.pdf 		PDF file. It gives examples of hyphenated ancient 
                Greek texts. [Obviously in Greek.]

compound.pdf		PDF file.  It lists all ancient Greek compound words 
                that need proper hyphenation patterns. [In Greek.]

modern.pdf 		  PDF file.  Reproduced with permission from Eutypon, 
                no. 4, Apr. 2000, pp. 1-16.  It describes the 
                hyphenation patterns for ancient Greek. [In Greek.]

grahyph4.tex 		Hyphenation patterns for ancient Greek typeset with
                the "polutonikogreek" option of "babel" or with 
                Dryllerakis GreeKTeX (can be used also for 
                "Katharevousa"). 
                
grmhyph4.tex 		Hyphenation patterns for monotonic (uni-accent) 
                modern Greek typeset with the "greek" option of 
                "babel" or with Dryllerakis GreeKTeX.
                
grphyph4.tex 		Hyphenation patterns for polytonic (multi-accent) 
                modern Greek typeset with the "polutonikogreek" 
                option of "babel" or with Dryllerakis GreeKTeX.

README 		  This file.

copyrite.txt 		The copyright file. -- Please, read before you pass 
                around this set of files.
                
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2008-July-24  JH:  Replaced GRAhyph4.tex, GRMhyph4.tex, and GRPhype4.tex
  with corresponding gr?hyph5.tex.  It is needed for 8-bit engines by new 
  pattern loaders hyph-utf8.
 

 

 

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