% File : language.dat % Purpose : specify which hypenation patterns to load % while running iniomega % This file was modified for use with Omega by % Alexej Kryukov % % The suggested hyphenation files for Russian and Greek are % distributed together with the antomega package. For Western % languages you may use the same hyphenation patterns, as for % standard TeX. % The US-english patterns should be loaded *always* and as *first* ones. % Define USenglish as an alias for american. american ushyph1.tex =USenglish % UK english, TWO LINES! %british ukhyphen.tex %=UKenglish % english should always be defined. Either an alias for american or british. =english german dehypht.tex %=austrian % For use with ngerman.sty (neue Rechtschreibung): %ngerman dehyphn.tex %=naustrian % French, TWO lines! french frhyph.tex =patois % Russian russian ruhyph16.tex % note: edit ruhyph16.tex for your encoding! % Greek greek grhyph16.tex % note: edit grhyph16.tex for your encoding! polish plhyph.tex % The following languages are still not supported by % the antomega package, so they are disabled by default. %bahasa inhyph.tex %catalan cahyph.tex %croatian hrhyph.tex %czech czhyph2e.tex %danish dkhyphen.tex %dutch nehyph2.tex % or nehyphx.tex %finnish fi8hyph.tex %galician gahyph.tex %italian ithyph.tex %latin lahyph8.tex % for T1 encoding. Use lahyph7.tex for OT1. %magyar huhyph.tex %norsk nohyph.tex %portuges pt8hyph.tex %romanian rohyphen.tex %serbocroatian shhyphl.tex %slovak skhyph2e.tex %slovene sihyph22.tex %spanish sphyph.tex %swedish sehyph.tex %turkish trhyph.tex %ukrainian ukrhyph.tex % note: edit ukrhyph.tex for your encoding! % For Ukrainian, either use ukrhyph.tex (and edit that file for the encoding % that you need) or use one of the ukrhyph.ENC files. %ukrainian ukrhyph.tex %ukrainian ukrhyph.t2a %ukrainian ukrhyph.lcy %ukrainian ukrhyph.ot2 % A "language" without hyphenation: nohyphenation zerohyph.tex