Hi,
It means that the rule applies to only that word. This is how
"exceptions" to general rules can be implemented on a word by word
basis without creating general rules that make no sense.
Under Tex hyphenations, these exception words are generally listed
separately in the tex hyphenation file.
Kevin
On Sep 16, 2005, at 3:58 PM, Walter Wojcik wrote:
In the hyphenation dic file it htas words with .****,
****. and .****..
I know that:
a.) .**** means that the rule applies only to the
beginning of the word
b.) ****. means it applies only to the end
But What does the .***. mean? Is it:
a.) The rule aplies to the whole word
-- OR --
b.) it applies only to the middle of the word
Any Ideas?
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