On 17 April 2016 at 22:28, Mike Kroutikov wrote: > Hi Arthur and Mojca > >> I just installed them (see >> http://tug.org/svn/texhyphen?view=revision&revision=744), >> thanks for the contribution. I haven’t made run tests yet but >> everything does seem all right and your approach certainly is thorough. > > Thank you! What else needs to be done to make TeXLive install these > patterns?
>From your side nothing really. We just need to upload the latest version of hyph-utf8 to CTAN. Unless you are in a hurry, it might take us a few weeks (hopefully less than that) to polish some other aspects of the package, but the patterns should end up in TeX Live 2016. OK, we'll need a nicely formatted header with a bit more information about the patterns / authors / licence, but we'll come back to you to confirm the contents. (And it would probably also be nice to include some explanation/documentation about how the patterns were generated. But that's optional.) > I believe we need a TeXLive package (tlpsrc / tlpobj). How to make > it happen? These files are auto-generated for hyphenation patterns. The file that is needed for churchslavonic is here: http://tug.org/svn/texhyphen/trunk/TL/tlpkg/tlpsrc/hyphen-churchslavonic.tlpsrc?view=markup&pathrev=745 >> I see you’ve also written gloss-churchslavonic.ldf and since I’m the >> (lonely) Polyglossia maintainer you’re welcome to send it to me when >> it’s ready; or rather just tell me and I’ll fetch it from GitHub. > > Great! But please note that polyglossia work is not finished yet. Our next > step is to push to CTAN a font collection (package "fonts-churchslavonic"). > After that macros/styles and support for standard LaTeX packages will be > polished. Probably another month or so is required > to put everything in place and write user manual. I will ping you when > things are ready. See also https://www.tug.org/texlive/ and try to catch the deadline for inclusion into TL 2016. Mojca
