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>> Hi,
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>> I would be interested in a solution for Arabic... Presently \<Mu.hammad> works, but otherwise support for Arabic (\startarabic) is not optimal. If one of you could make a set-up for that too ...
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> arabic a bit more tricky since it has those ligatures, so that needs aleph or arabtex
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> (of course we can make an encoding with named glyphs)
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> Hans
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That would be great! The number of ligatures is limited, however. Arabtex in fact has more than strictly necessary.
However, I never got omega running, in spite of my attempts.
By the way, be aware that Hebrew may not have ligatures, but it does have some characters whose shape changes when they appear at the word ending, so, e.g., -n is not the same character code as n- or -n-.
You should also take in account that people will want to use dotted consonants, i.e. the dots that distinguish b from v, and s from sh, etc.
Robert
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