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% xu-ukrhyph.tex
% Wrapper for XeTeX to read Ukrainian hyphenation patterns
% Jonathan Kew, 2006-08-20
% Public domain
\begingroup
% Please uncomment the pattern value you need before
% creating a new format file containing Ukrainian hyphenation
% patterns.
% Note: `sm' offers most break points, so it is better
% for narrow columns, `mp' offers least break points,
% and `st' and `mt' are in between.
\ifx\Pattern\undefined
%\def\Pattern{sm} %% by Andrij Shvaika, modern rules
%\def\Pattern{st} %% by Andrij Shvaika, modern rules,
%% ``with removed suspicious breaks''
%\def\Pattern{mt} %% by Maksym Polyakov old rules
\def\Pattern{mp} %% by Maksym Polyakov old rules, breaking
%% into syllables according to phonetical principles.
%\def\Pattern{fa} %% derived from Russian patterns created by Dimitri Vulis
\fi
% For non-XeTeX use, also check the encoding options in ukrhyph.tex
\expandafter\ifx\csname XeTeXrevision\endcsname\relax
\input ukrhyph.tex
\else
\let\PATTERNS=\patterns
\def\patterns{%
\XeTeXinputencoding "bytes"
\input xu-cp866nav.tex
\lccode`\'=`\'
\PATTERNS
}
\input ukrhyp\Pattern
\fi
\endgroup
\lefthyphenmin2 % settings copied from ukrhyph.tex
\righthyphenmin2
\endinput
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