Re: Are hyphenation properties inherited?

All the "common hyphenation properties" ad the 'hyphenation-*' properties
in "miscellaneous" are inherited.

I agree with your suggestion on changing the default (I had already marked
it as a suggested change. Though it is still pending review.)



.At 20:11 1999-10-06 GMT, you wrote:
>Are the common hyphenation properties inherited? It seems like they
>should be, or else the default values of country, language and script
>should be "use-document" rather than "none." Otherwise, those
>properties would have to be specified on every block.
>
>-Steve Schafer
>
>
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