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Subject: Language specific commands
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Hello ConTeXt gurus,

Is there a way to set some assignments in particular language only? 

I have the following problem: in ukrainian, apostrophe (') is a letter and
should have lccode 39 to get words with it hyphenated. So I use 
  \startlanguagespecifics[ua]
  \lccode`'=`'
  \stoplanguagespecifics
But then, when I switch to another language, \lccode`' doesn't restore to 0,
which can lead to improper hyphenation, as ' is used in quotes. 

Should the definitions which are "language specific" be forgotten when switching
to another language? Or maybe there is (or should be) something like
\everylanguage hook: \addtoeverylanguage{\lccode`'=0}?

Olya