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diff --git a/hyph/hyphenation.dtd b/hyph/hyphenation.dtd new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4b4c2a066 --- /dev/null +++ b/hyph/hyphenation.dtd @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +<?xml version="1.0" encoding="US-ASCII"?> + +<!ELEMENT hyphenation-info (hyphen-char?, hyphen-min?, + classes, exceptions?, patterns)> + +<!-- Hyphen character to be used in the exception list as shortcut for + <hyphen pre-break="-"/>. Defaults to '-' +--> +<!ELEMENT hyphen-char EMPTY> +<!ATTLIST hyphen-char value CDATA #REQUIRED> + +<!-- Default minimun length in characters of hyphenated word fragments + before and after the line break. For some languages this is not + only for aesthetic purposes, wrong hyphens may be generated if this + is not accounted for. +--> +<!ELEMENT hyphen-min EMPTY> +<!ATTLIST hyphen-min before CDATA #REQUIRED> +<!ATTLIST hyphen-min after CDATA #REQUIRED> + +<!-- Character equivalent classes: space separated list of character groups, all + characters in a group are to be treated equivalent as far as + the hyphenation algorithm is concerned. The first character in a group + is the group's equivalent character. Patterns should only contain + first characters. It also defines word characters, i.e. a word that + contains characters not present in any of the classes is not hyphenated. +--> +<!ELEMENT classes (#PCDATA)> + +<!-- Hyphenation exceptions: space separated list of hyphenated words. + A hyphen is indicated by the hyphen tag, but you can use the + hyphen-char defined previously as shortcut. This is in cases + when the algorithm procedure finds wrong hyphens or you want + to provide your own hyphenation for some words. +--> +<!ELEMENT exceptions (#PCDATA|hyphen)* > + +<!-- The hyphenation patterns, space separated. A pattern is made of 'equivalent' + characters as described before, between any two word characters a digit + in the range 0 to 9 may be specified. The absence of a digit is equivalent + to zero. The '.' character is reserved to indicate begining or ending + of words. --> +<!ELEMENT patterns (#PCDATA)> + +<!-- A "full hyphen" equivalent to TeX's \discretionary + with pre-break, post-break and no-break attributes. + To be used in the exceptions list, the hyphen character is not + automatically added --> +<!ELEMENT hyphen EMPTY> +<!ATTLIST hyphen pre CDATA #IMPLIED> +<!ATTLIST hyphen no CDATA #IMPLIED> +<!ATTLIST hyphen post CDATA #IMPLIED> |