In other words, forget my previous recommendation, hyphenation only seems to work for ascii. Or, alternatively, this is an opportunity for you to reimplement n8.c for UTF8 support.
Post by Gorka Guardiola In other words, forget my previous recommendation, hyphenation only seems to work for ascii. Or, alternatively, this is an opportunity for you to reimplement n8.c for UTF8 support.
Or alternatively, to use the TeX hyphen stuff with TeX since TeX is available for Plan9:
Post by trebol Thanks Gorka, but I've tried that with ftp.ctan.org/pub/tex/language/hyphenation/eshyph.tex assertion failed: file n8.c:543 I'm new to plan9, so I'm a little lost. Sorry if this is an obvious/common task. trebol.
Looking at the version on our tree, there was a fix for this, but to me it seems wrong. The function trieindex (and maybe the whole implementation of hyphenation) looks ascii-centric and most probably needs reimplementation. I may be wrong, though, as I am unfamiliar with the code.
Post by trebol Thanks Gorka, but I've tried that with ftp.ctan.org/pub/tex/language/hyphenation/eshyph.tex assertion failed: file n8.c:543 I'm new to plan9, so I'm a little lost. Sorry if this is an obvious/common task. trebol.
Looking at the version on our tree, there was a fix for this, but to me it seems wrong. The function trieindex (and maybe the whole implementation of hyphenation) looks ascii-centric and most probably needs reimplementation. I may be wrong, though, as I am unfamiliar with the code. G.