Re: Too much betas with languages (long)

[Balazs Nagy <js@lsc.hu>]

On Tue, 24 Oct 2000, Hans Hagen wrote:

> At 01:03 PM 10/24/00 +0200, Balazs Nagy wrote:

> >- enco-pdf.tex addition:
> >	\defineaccent  H U ^^db
> >	\defineaccent  H u ^^fb
> >	\defineaccent  H O ^^d5
> >	\defineaccent  H o ^^f5
> 
> If this does not conflict with any other language I can add it permanently. 

It is OK because only Hungarians use hungarumlaut (or double accent).

> >- an enco-whu.tex based on enco-win.tex with the changes of
> >
> >	\~o -> \H o
> >	\~O -> \H O
> >	\^u -> \H u
> >	\^U -> \H U
> 
> Same for this. 

This is tricky because Latin-1 and Latin-2 differs (in a Hungarian's point
of view) in these changes, thus until there isn't a real Latin-2 support, an
enco-hu.tex or enco-whu.tex can be a good choice.

[...]
> i've added this 
[...]
> and this

Thanks.

> are all the hungarian labels okay? 

AFAIK yes (I'll send you my latest lang-ura.tex file).

> >        print "\\useencoding[pdfdoc,whu]\n";
> 
> Pdfdoc encoding is never to be activated since it is only needed for low
> level pdf where it happens automatically! So, no [pdftex] 

You meant [pdfdoc].  Yes, it was the problem.  Sadly the old engine simply
swallows it and doesn't do any errors.

> >        print "\\input ../setup\n";
> you may try \environment setup 

Nifty!  Where can I find a short list of these useful commands?

> no lowercase names since it may clash!

Reasonable.  Thanks.
> \def\stretched% slightly adapted to handle spaces
>   {\ifvmode\hbox to \hsize\else\ifinner\else\hbox\fi\fi
>    \processtokens\relax\hss\relax{\hss\hss}}

My version is a bit older.  It contained \normalspace or so.

> and in the next release: \stretchedlowercase and \stretchednormalcase

Yeah,  go on!

Thank you for the fast answer.  I am a satisfied context user now ;-)
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