[tex-hyphen] hyphenation patterns for URLs
Werner LEMBERG
wl at gnu.org
Tue Oct 14 22:07:04 CEST 2008
> By the way, what about a new language with hyphenation patterns for
> URLs and file names?
We need a zero-width, invisible hyphenation character in the font, and
glyphs which look like `.' and `-' but have different character codes,
say, `|' and `_', respectively, so that they can be used within the
patterns (and both characters must be activated in the translation
file for `patgen'). Similarly, we need glyphs for `0' to `9' with
different character codes. Then the following hyphenation patterns
a1| ... z1| <0>1| ... <9>1| ...
a1_ ... z1_ <0>1_ ... <9>1_ ...
/1a ... /1b /1<0> ... /1<9> ...
(where <x> is the character code for glyph `x') together with a
virtual font for the character code mapping should do the trick.
Werner
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