Ross Moore wrote:
Hello Arno,
On 14/07/2011, at 6:38 AM, Arno Trautmann wrote:
Hi Thomas,
short answer: use \hyphenation after \begin{document}, then it works.
However, I've been wondering for a while now why this is the case – can someone
explain this behaviour?
It could well be that the hyphenation patterns defined using
polyglossia are not actually loaded until the \begin{document}
by loading the appropriate commands using
\AtBeginDocument{... whatever ...}
Yes, apparently … but /why/?
You can use this too, within the preamble, by doing:
\AtBeginDocument{\hyphenation{%
einer
Me-ta-ethik
}}
d'oh … I have to admit, I've never thought about using AtBeginDocument
for this … more convenient than putting it after \begin{document}, indeed.
cheers
Arno
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