> > Currently, there are no changes w.r.t. hyphenation. Just take,
> > say, ruhyphal.tex and use a bunch of .hpfcode lines to map its
> > koi-8 encoding to iso-8859-5. Then set up iso-8859-5 as the input
> > encoding as usual.
>
> Why "a bunch" of .hpfcode lines?
The hyphenation patterns in the `ruhyphen' bundle are in koi8
encoding, and koi8 can't be used by groff because it uses characters
in the range 0x80-0xA0 which are not supported by groff.
> It seems groff(7) and groff_diff(7) disagree about argument(s) of
> hpfcode.
groff_diff is right. Thanks for mentioning it; I've just fixed it in
the CVS.
> And how can it be done? There are files for koi8 and cp1251 input
> (ones with lot of trins),
Well, the default bundle of groff doesn't come with koi8 support.
Hmm, I've just looked up the definition of koi8-r, and it should be
possible to use the subrange 0xA1-0xFF, which covers the Cyrillic
characters.
> What about hcode?
Where's the problem?
> Can UTF or groff names uXXXX be used for hcode and hyphenation
> files?
Currently not.
> PS It is koi8-*, not koi-8!
Hehe. OK, will try to remember.
Werner
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