On Jul 8, 2009, at 1:06 PM, Peter Rolf wrote:

> Thomas Floeren schrieb:
>>
>> Taco Hoekwater <mailto:taco@elvenkind.com> scribbled on Wednesday,  
>> June 24, 2009 3:34 PM:
>>
>>
>>> Thomas Floeren wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I stumbled upon a problem with my hyphenation list:
>>>>
>>>> In MKIV, all the words in the list that contain umlauts are
>>>> completely ignored. MKII is fine.
>>>>
>>> Luatex 0.40.5 is broken in this regard, sorry.
>>>
>>> (The problem is that the exception handling uses \lccodes
>>> for the *byte* range 128-255, which is quite wrong). This is
>>> serious enough that there will be a 0.40.6 later in the week.
>>>
>>> Best wishes,
>>> Taco
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Well, in my other mail I said that it worked perfectly now with  
>> 0.40.6, but this isn’t entirely true:
>>
>> It works perfectly on Mac, Linux and Win Vista. But for any obscure  
>> reason I can not get it to work on Win XP (to which I’m bound at  
>> work, unfortunately).
>>
>> Linux and WinVista are running as virtual machines on Mac Intel  
>> systems, WinXP is running nonvirtually on PC.
>>
>> In order to minimize installation differences I have even copied  
>> the entire context folder from Vista to the XP machine (including  
>> binaries, minimals, texmf-local), trashed the caches, remade the  
>> formats ... but still no UTF hyphenation exceptions on the XP-PC.
>>
>> Do you - or anybody - have an idea of what the reason for this  
>> could be?
>> Some stupid small thing that I have overlooked?
>>
> Just tried your example code and I also get wrong hyphenation on XP.
>
> This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.40.6-2009070100 (Web2C 2009)  
> luatex.web >= v13958
> MTXrun | current version: 2009.06.14 21:01
>
> Sorry, also no clue what goes wrong...
>
>>
>>
Maybe I should pose my question differently:
Is there anybody on WinXP who can typeset my minimal (below) as  
intended?

(I’m aware that not many people on this list are using MS systems, I  
personally also prefer working systems, but at work I’m (still)  
restricted to MS-XP.
So this problem is of uttermost importance for me.
I hope the ConTeXt support for MS systems will not be dropped too  
soon, there are still people out there dependent on those OSs)

Here’s the minimal again:

\de
\hyphenation{ma-nö-v-rie-ren}
\starttext
\hyphenatedword{manövrieren}
\stoptext

Thanks again for any help or hint
Tom

>> Any help is appreciated
>> Thanks
>>
>> Thomas
>>
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