Re: Hyphenation in XSL FO

David Carlisle writes:
 > stick the command
 > \hyphenation{this-word-hyphenates-here}
 > in a file xxx.cfg
 > 
 > (I was going to use Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious as an example,
 > but according to a search I did in google, TeX hyphenates that one
 > correctly without need for an exception...
 
in case anyone is using PassiveTeX, the release I put up (1.5) about 2
minutes ago is better as regards languages. It recognizes a slew of
language codes, and uses the right hyphenation patterns *if* they 
are built into the TeX format file.

sebastian


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