Directory tex-archive/language/hyphenation/nohyph
The current recommended hyphenation patterns for Norwegian, nohyphbx, was developed to support both Norwegian languages, Norwegian Bokm�l and Norwegian Nynorsk, and it works very well. Unfortunately, a few words needs to be hyphenated differently for the two languages. One example is "attende", which should be hyphenated "at-ten-de" in Norwegian Bokm�l and "att-en-de" in Norwegian Nynorsk. This package adds two new hyphenation pattern files, "nbhyph.tex" and "nnhyph.tex", for Norwegian Bokm�l and Norwegian Nynorsk, respectively. The files include the Norwegian "nohyphx.tex" patterns (using \input), and just adds a \hyphenation exception block for the words that needs to be hyphenated differently for the two languages. These patterns, "nbhyph.tex" and "nnhyph.tex" should become the recommended hyphenation patterns for Norwegian in the future. I hope to have proper support for them included in Babel at a later date.
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README |
944 | 2007-02-10 03:38:00 | |
nbhyph.tex |
971 | 2007-02-10 01:31:00 | |
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nnhyph.tex |
973 | 2007-02-10 01:31:00 | |
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nohyphbx.tex |
228866 | 2007-02-07 10:43:00 | General hyphenation patterns for Norwegian |
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nohyph – Norwegian hyphenation
The directory holds the main Norwegian hypenation patterns, together with a couple of exception files, one for Norwegian Bokmål (nbhyph.tex) and one for Norwegian Nynorsk (nnhyph.tex). Each exception file may be used as a hyphenation file in its own right, since each also loads the main patterns.
| Documentation |
Readme |
| License | Free license not otherwise listed, or more than one free license applies |
| Maintainer | Karl Ove Hufthammer Ole Michael Selberg Rune Kleveland |
| Contained in | TeXLive as hyphen-norwegian |
| MiKTeX as miktex-hyph-norwegian | |
| Topics |
support for typesetting norwegian macros or tables for hyphenation |