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Ukrhyph package.
This package contains hyphenation patterns for Ukrainian.
To install, copy all files to your texmf tree. For example,
create a directory $TEXMF/tex/generic/ukrhyph/ and put all
files there.
You can select your favourite pattern by editing `ukrhyph.tex'.
Required encoding could be selected either by by editing `ukrhyph.tex'
or by using file ukrhyph.<ENC> where <ENC> is output encoding.
Ukrainian hyphenation could be added to LaTeX by creation `hyphen.cfg'
file containing e.g. the following lines:
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\language=0 % English
\lefthyphenmin=2 \righthyphenmin=3 % disallow x- or -xx breaks
\input hyphen
\language=1 % Ukrainian
\lefthyphenmin=2 \righthyphenmin=2 % disallow x- or -x breaks; -xx OK
\input ukrhyph.t2a
% Or \input ukrhyph.lcy
% Or \input ukrhyph.ot2
\def\English{\language0 }
\def\Ukrainian{\language1 }
\language=0 % English
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If you use Babel, you can modify `language.dat':
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% File : language.dat
% Purpose : tell iniTeX what files with patterns to load.
english hyphen.tex
% you can uncomment what encoding do you need
ukrainian ukrhyph.t2a
%ukrainian ukrhyph.lcy
%ukrainian ukrhyph.ot2
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Files:
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README This file
catlcy.tex Set the \catcode values of the lowercase Ukrainian
letters in the LCY encoding to 12.
lcy2koi.tex LCY to Koi8-u encoding (just in case).
lcy2lcy.tex LCY to LCY encoding (to setup \lccode values).
lcy2ot2.tex LCY to OT2 (LWN) encoding.
lcy2t2a.tex LCY to T2A encoding.
lcy2ucy.tex LCY to UCY (Omega Unicode Cyrillic) encoding.
ukrhyph.tex `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns and
re-encodes them to the specified font encoding.
Users can edit this file, selecting the patterns and
font encodings.
ukrenhyp.tex `Head' file for combined English-Ukrainian hyphenation
(don't use it with OT2 (LWN) encoding).
ukrhyph.koi `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns
and re-encodes them to KOI8-u encoding.
ukrhyph.lcy `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns
and re-encodes them to LCY encoding.
ukrhyph.ot2 `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns
and re-encodes them to OT2 (LWN) encoding.
ukrhyph.t2a `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns
and re-encodes them to T2A (X2) encoding.
ukrhyph.ucy `Head' file which inputs the specified patterns
and re-encodes them to UCY (Omega Unicode Cyrillic) encoding.
ukrhypsm.tex Ukrainian TeX hyphenation patterns by Andrij Shvaika
(modern rules, see file `rules90{.tex,.ps,.pdf}'). These
patterns are based on a file of more than 84000 Ukrainian
words hyphenated according to the modern
(liberal, may be too liberal :) rules.
ukrhypst.tex Ukrainian TeX hyphenation patterns by Andrij Shvaika
(modern rules with some corrections). These patterns are
based on a file of more than 84000 Ukrainian words
hyphenated according to the modern rules with removed
``suspicious breaks''.
ukrhypmt.tex Ukrainian TeX hyphenation patterns by Maksym Polyakov
(old rules, see file `rules60{.tex,.ps,.pdf}').
ukrhypmp.tex Ukrainian TeX hyphenation patterns by Maksym Polyakov
(old rules, see file `rules60{.tex,.ps,.pdf}',
breaking into syllables according to phonetical principles,
see file `rules_ph{.tex,.ps,.pdf}').
ukrhypfa.tex Ukrainian TeX hyphenation patterns derived from Russian
patterns by Dimitri Vulis by substitution Russian vowels
with corresponding Ukrainian ones.
Required:
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hypht2.tex file from ruhyphen package
CTAN/language/hyphenation/ruhyphen/hypht2.tex
"It enables the hyphenation of words containing explicit
hyphens when using ... e.g. T2 encoded fonts". See
CTAN/language/hyphenation/ruhyphen/README.
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