> (fyi: context has a pure lua hyphenator and that one is not that > much slower than the built in one)
Interesting, thanks! What's the name of the file in the context distribution? > well, it gets frozen (stored) in the glyph node as some more > language specific properties (in a similar fashion a penalty gets > stored in a disc node) ... in traditional tex the values current when > the pas gets built are used (which basically means: not frozen) I admit I don't really understand what you said... Does it mean that I can change the left value of the glyph node just for this node without impacting the whole language? If not, how can I change the left for one word and not for the word after? For instance if I have left=right=2 œdipus oedipus and I want œ-di-pus oe-di-pus should I just change the left field of the first (œ) node to 1? Thank you, -- Elie
