Re: Problem with demo suite

Re: Problem with demo suite

[Petr Ferdus]

> I have compiled all examples (d-en-all.tex after minor modification:
> changed the font, deleted the reference to a picture I don't have) and
> they all worked like they should. A question though, what's the use of
> having a file d-en-000.tex around? I don't see the point. Anyone?
My guess would be that file d-en-000.tex is used as the  environment for
compiling examples d-en-001.tex to d-en-004.tex. I haven't succeded in
doings so, but I could make it working by manual insertion of code in 
d-en-000.tex at the begining of each file 001 to 004 and compiling them.
It defines overlay over the whole page of file linked with "Go to Viev"
action with destination at file d-end-all.pdf

Peter

language dependent register sorting

[Petr Ferdus]

Hi,
is it possible to influence sorting order of generated registers (index
etc...) by using \language command? Based on info from this list and code
in enco-xxx files, \definesortkey should be the solution. 

It seems that there is defined some sorting order for polish language.
However when I try to adapt this approach to czech it doesn't influence
sorting order and index entries starting with accented characters. 

Could someone provide leads how to govern proper sorting of accented
entries in registers?

Thanks.

Peter Ferdus

Re: language dependent register sorting

[Hans Hagen]

At 07:27 PM 1/18/01 +0100, Petr Ferdus wrote:
>Hi,
>is it possible to influence sorting order of generated registers (index
>etc...) by using \language command? Based on info from this list and code
>in enco-xxx files, \definesortkey should be the solution. 
>
>It seems that there is defined some sorting order for polish language.
>However when I try to adapt this approach to czech it doesn't influence
>sorting order and index entries starting with accented characters. 
>
>Could someone provide leads how to govern proper sorting of accented
>entries in registers?

That kind of sorting will be made more comfortable when named glyphs will
show up. Otherwise texexec etc would have to know about each encoding
around.  I'm working on that. 

Hans 
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