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From: "Denis B. Roegel" <Denis.Roegel@loria.fr>
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Subject: another question on regimes and encoding
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That's a late reply to your message of December 12.

`Hans Hagen' wrote
>   
...
>   imagine the steps for cmr: 
>   
>     composed(e,") -> regime[latin1] -> \"e -> composed tex char  
>     \"e                                    -> composed tex char
>   
>   and for ecmr
>   
>     composed(e,") -> encoding as triggered by font -> composed(e,")
>     \"e           -> idem                          -> composed(e,")

One more question: if I wanted ``ë'' to be mapped on ``é'' in ecrm1000,
I would presumably

\enableencoding[ec]      since I am using ecrm1000

\enableregime[mystrangeregime]

  (where enco-mystrangeregime.tex would contain

        \defineactivecharacter ë {\'e}
  )

Is that right?

Thanks,

Denis