1 Pan-Ethiopic hyphenation patterns 2 3 (more info about the licence to be added later) 4 5 % Experimental pattern file for languages written using the Ethiopic script. 6 % Arthur Reutenauer, London, 2011, for the hyph-utf8 project. 7 % Copyright (c) TeX Users Group, 2011. 8 % You may freely use, copy, modify and / or redistribute this file. 9 % 10 % This is a generated file. If you wish to edit it, consider adapting the 11 % generating programme 12 % (svn://tug.org/texhyphen/trunk/hyph-utf8/source/generic/hyph-utf8/languages/mul-ethi/generate_patterns_mul-ethi.lua). 13 % 14 % The BCP 47 language tag for that file is "mul-ethi" to reflect the fact that 15 % it can be used by multiple languages (and a single script, Ethiopic). It is, 16 % though, not supposed to be linguistically relevant and should, for proper 17 % typography, be replaced by files tailored to individual languages. What we 18 % do for the moment is to simply allow break on either sides of Ethiopic 19 % syllables, and to forbid it before some punctuation marks particular to 20 % the Ethiopic script (which we thus make letters for this purpose). 21 22
