* David Perry (hospes.pri...@verizon.net) wrote: |> On CTAN I find the package xetex-greek, which looks like what I |> should be using since I typeset everything with xe(la)tex. |> |> MiKTeX 2.7 provides some hyphenation options for Greek, |> including ancient (see screen shot attached). I am guessing |> that these are older tools for plain LaTeX, not Xe(La)TeX, |> perhaps for use with Babel. And, in fact, the log file for a |> recent document tells me that: |> |> Babel <v3.8l> and hyphenation patterns for english, dumylang, |> nohyphenation, german, ngerman, german-x-2008-06-18, |> ngerman-x-2008-06-18, french, ancientgreek, latin, loaded. |> |> This is a bit of a puzzle since the preamble loads polyglossia, not babel. |> |> Can somebody clarify this? I've been doing Greek poetry |> recently but will be doing some prose and will need hyphenation. |> And how do I activate the patterns in xetex-greek, if that's |> what I need (although perhaps I need to ask that on a MiKTeX |> list). |> |> Thanks - David
As I'm on a Mac, the example I attach is perhaps irrelevant. I get proper hyphenation without any problem. -- gildas |> |> |> -------------------------------------------------- |> Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: |> http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex ============================== Gildas Hamel 331 Plateau Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95060 831 459 2669 (office) 831 325 5863 (cell) http://humweb.ucsc.edu/gweltaz ==============================
test_greek_hyph.tex
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