Re: Bug#399447: tetex-base: Latex hyphenation is wrong
Danai SAE-HAN (韓達耐) wrote:
> From: Dylan Thurston <dthurston@barnard.edu>
>
>> that package fixes the problem. The fix is to reduce the
>> priority of /etc/texmf/language.d/10latex-cjk-chinese.cnf. Reassigned
>> as appropriate.
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> @Ralph + fellow Debian TeX maintainers:
> If I set it to 20 instead of 10, will this be enough?
> Or would 99 be better? The Debian TeX Subpolicy 4.1.2 doesn't mention
> a numbering scheme.
The files in /etc/texmf/language.d/ are combined in alphabetic order to
build up language.dat. So reducing the priority to 20 would be enough.
However, I think the TeX Policy should make this clear, too. Maybe the
file that defines the english hyphenation patterns, which should always
be first, should probably be installed with priority 05 or so.
> However, section 4.1.1 does give an example with "10name.cfg".
> Perhaps we should preserve "10" for all the basic TeX packages, and
> use 20 or higher for the other packages?
> It may not be so important for fontmap files, but it is for
> hyphenation.
Indeed.
cheerio
ralf
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