On Fri, Jul 03, 2009, Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I hope Peter Schaffter is reading, or somebody else can help with this.
>
> Using mom makropackage for writing letters i find the way the "closing" is
> placed (pretty far to the right on the line) unsuitable. In german letters it
> is us
Hello,
I hope Peter Schaffter is reading, or somebody else can help with this.
Using mom makropackage for writing letters i find the way the "closing" is
placed (pretty far to the right on the line) unsuitable. In german letters it
is usually flush left.
So i thought
---
.LEFT
.CLOSING
(
Werner LEMBERG wrote on 03.07.09:
>
> > I am using groff (Peter's mom macro package) to write german texts
> > and i was asking myself just the above question: how can i tell
> > groff(mom) to hyphenate more german-language-sensible? So far my
> > solution was to simply turn off hyphenation (.HY O
> I am using groff (Peter's mom macro package) to write german texts
> and i was asking myself just the above question: how can i tell
> groff(mom) to hyphenate more german-language-sensible? So far my
> solution was to simply turn off hyphenation (.HY OFF in mom).
groff already supports German h
I have made a break-through! I have made hyphenationn work
by just referring to latin1.tmac instead of koi8-r.tmac from
ru.tmac. Can anyone explain me how and why it works?
With koi8-r.tmac I keep getting that "Special symbol" er-
ror...
> > I have found all the files: koi8-r.tmac, r
Hello,
Werner LEMBERG wrote on 02.07.09:
>
> > Is there a way to make nroff process Russian documents correctly and
> > with hyphenation?
>
> Yes.
>
> . Select an 8-bit encoding [...]
>
> . Set up a mapping [...]
>
> . Write a language support file which defines a hyphenation
> lang
> I have found all the files: koi8-r.tmac, ru.tmac and
> hyphen.ru (in the koi8-r encoding). The koi8-r.tmac file
> consists of lines like:
>
> .trin \[char186]\[u2568]
>
> and I believe it maps UTF-8 to KOI8-R, hence I cocluded the
> input file should be in the UTF-8 encoding.
