Thank you! It makes a big difference. I distinctly remember reading
somewhere that the hyphen character can't be replaced... But it was last
year so I couldn't tell you where.
I have an environment that provides the first ten Hebrew numerals, which I
am using for the front matter:
\def\hebrewnumber#1%
{\ifcase#1 \or א
\or ב
\or ג
\or ד
\or ה
\or ו
\or ז
\or ח
\or ט
\or י
\else -\fi}
\defineconversion[hebrewnumerals][\hebrewnumber]
I assume that the right way to do it, that would allow for more numbers, is
in Lua, the way that Roman numerals are done. Unfortunately I couldn't
quite figure out how to do it. Right now I don't have more than ten pages
of front matter, but if you are willing to help with implementation, I can
explain how Hebrew numerals work.
Thank you,
Marc Trius
On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 3:51 PM Hans Hagen
On 5/26/2020 10:17 PM, Marc Trius wrote:
I would like to use a different hyphenation mark (־, U+05be) in Yiddish, as it is the standard in that language. It's my understanding from reading the wiki that this is currently impossible—I am wondering if there is a hack that could accomplish this. It would be pretty bad if we couldn't do that ... but you need to define yiddish first (maybe more needs to be setup ... but that's up to you tolet us know, labels, what patterns and such).
\installlanguage [yiddish] [righthyphenchar="05BE, righthyphenchar=`*, % for testing default=en]
\starttext
\input tufte
\language[yiddish]
\input tufte
\stoptext
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