Re: hypenation


epost2@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wonder how to make \hypenation read from a file? Currently I have a
> long list of words inside my main .tex, and it doesn`t look very nice i
> think.
>
> Think I need something like
>
> \hyphenation{\input{C:/path/hypenfile}}

LaTeX messes with the definition of \input, but it does save TeX's
original meaning \input in the macro \@@input. The following seems to
work:

\makeatletter
\hyphenation{\@@input C:/path/hyphenfile }
\makeatother

The space between the filename and the brace is significant. Otherwise
TeX will look for a file named "hyphenfile}". Don't use a /path/ with
spaces in it.

But normally folks put the entire \hyphenation command in a file and
\input it.


Dan

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