Hello, I have a question about hyphenation in LuaTeX. Situation: I have UTF-8 input which is mapped (using active characters) onto a T1-encoded font (using \char<foo>). I am using the german UTF-8 Context hyphenation patterns (but not Context itself). Now words which contain german umlauts are hyphenated correctly, since the T1 font slot of umlauts is identical to their Unicode position. Unfortunately, this is not the case for sharp s, which is at hex FD in Unicode, but hex FF in T1 fonts. So words containing sharp s are not hyphenated correctly. Since Unicode hex FF is y dieresis, I have modified the hyphenation patterns to include the patterns containing a sharp s twice: Once with the sharp s, and once with a y dieresis instead of the sharp s. Now hyphenation works as expected, but I cannot help to think that this is quite an ugly workaround. Still: Am I on the right track (at least until I have written and included code to read OpenType fonts, so the whole font encoding concept vanishes)? Jonathan