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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/tex/generic/enctex/mixcodes.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/tex/generic/enctex/mixcodes.tex new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..52f10f371f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/tex/generic/enctex/mixcodes.tex @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +% mixcodes.tex ... allows mix od UTF-8, ISO-8859-2 and CP1250 in input files +% -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +% Petr Olsak, Oct. 2012 +% +% You need to use the csplain initialised by encTeX with UTF-8 input +% +% After \input mixcodes +% +% you can input the files with czech+slovak alphabet encoded +% by UTF-8 or ISO-8859-2 or CP1250 ecodings. You can input more files with +% various of these three encodings. The output by \write is always done by +% UTF-8 encoding and you can read these files again. + +% This is a little ,,dirty trick`` using encTeX :-) + +% Note: there is a conflict between the slovak lcaron and the czech zcaron +% characters. See the end of this file of more information about it. + +\ifx\mubyte\undefined + \message{WARNING: I need encTeX initialised, all settings are ignored} + \expandafter\endinput \fi + +% ISO-8859-2 on input needs one-to-one reencoding. +% We need to re-declarare the original table defined in utf8unkn.tex. + +\mubyte ^^c1 ^^c1\endmubyte % \'A +\mubyte ^^e1 ^^e1\endmubyte % \'a +\mubyte ^^c9 ^^c9\endmubyte % \'E +\mubyte ^^e9 ^^e9\endmubyte % \'e +\mubyte ^^cd ^^cd\endmubyte % \'I +\mubyte ^^ed ^^ed\endmubyte % \'i +\mubyte ^^d3 ^^d3\endmubyte % \'O +\mubyte ^^f3 ^^f3\endmubyte % \'o +\mubyte ^^da ^^da\endmubyte % \'U +\mubyte ^^fa ^^fa\endmubyte % \'u +\mubyte ^^dd ^^dd\endmubyte % \'Y +\mubyte ^^fd ^^fd\endmubyte % \'y +\mubyte ^^d4 ^^d4\endmubyte % \^O +\mubyte ^^f4 ^^f4\endmubyte % \^o +\mubyte ^^c4 ^^c4\endmubyte % \"A +\mubyte ^^e4 ^^e4\endmubyte % \"a +\mubyte ^^d6 ^^d6\endmubyte % \"O +\mubyte ^^f6 ^^f6\endmubyte % \"o +\mubyte ^^dc ^^dc\endmubyte % \"U +\mubyte ^^fc ^^fc\endmubyte % \"u +\mubyte ^^c8 ^^c8\endmubyte % \v C +\mubyte ^^e8 ^^e8\endmubyte % \v c +\mubyte ^^cf ^^cf\endmubyte % \v D +\mubyte ^^ef ^^ef\endmubyte % \v d +\mubyte ^^cc ^^cc\endmubyte % \v E +\mubyte ^^ec ^^ec\endmubyte % \v e +\mubyte ^^c5 ^^c5\endmubyte % \' L +\mubyte ^^e5 ^^e5\endmubyte % \' l +\mubyte ^^a5 ^^a5\endmubyte % \v L +\mubyte ^^b5 ^^b5\endmubyte % \v l +\mubyte ^^d2 ^^d2\endmubyte % \v N +\mubyte ^^f2 ^^f2\endmubyte % \v n +\mubyte ^^d8 ^^d8\endmubyte % \v R +\mubyte ^^f8 ^^f8\endmubyte % \v r +\mubyte ^^a9 ^^a9\endmubyte % \v S +\mubyte ^^b9 ^^b9\endmubyte % \v s +\mubyte ^^ab ^^ab\endmubyte % \v T +\mubyte ^^bb ^^bb\endmubyte % \v t +\mubyte ^^d9 ^^d9\endmubyte % \r U +\mubyte ^^f9 ^^f9\endmubyte % \r u +\mubyte ^^ae ^^ae\endmubyte % \v Z +\mubyte ^^be ^^be\endmubyte % \v z +\mubyte ^^c0 ^^c0\endmubyte % \' R +\mubyte ^^e0 ^^e0\endmubyte % \' r +\mubyte ^^a7 ^^c2^^a7\endmubyte % section sign ISO input, UTF-8 output + +% CP1250 to ISO8859-2 re-encoding: + +\mubyte ^^a5 ^^bc\endmubyte % \v L, don't use zacute in ISO-8859-2 input +\mubyte ^^a9 ^^8a\endmubyte % \v S, safe reencoding +\mubyte ^^ab ^^8d\endmubyte % \v T, safe reencoding +\mubyte ^^ae ^^8e\endmubyte % \v Z, safe reencoding +\mubyte ^^b9 ^^9a\endmubyte % \v s, safe reencoding +\mubyte ^^bb ^^9d\endmubyte % \v t, safe reencoding +\mubyte ^^be ^^9e\endmubyte % \v z, safe reencoding +\if\language=\slovak + \mubyte ^^e5 ^^be\endmubyte % see comments at the end of the file +\fi + +% After setting \mubyte <code> <the-same-code>\endmubyte, the mubyte table +% is removed. In order to work the UTF-8 input properly, we need to read +% csenc-u.tex file again: + +\input csenc-u + +\endinput + +The character code ^^be is: zcaron in ISO-8859-2 (used by Czech) but +the same code is lcaron in CP1250 (used by Slovak language). + +Slovak users have to write \shyph before \input mixcodes in order to the +lcaron works in both encodings (CP1250 and ISO-8859-2). The zcaron is not +working in ISO-8859-2 in such case. Czech users don't write \shyph before +\input mixcodes, thus the zcaron works in both encodings but lcaron doesn't +work in CP1250. + +The UTF-8 encoding is without problems in both languages, of course. + |