Thread: New hyphenation patterns
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Old 12-14-2020, 01:30 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ichnilatis View Post
The truth is that I don't know much about programming, scripts etc.
So, my question is if and how can I convert the language files I have (e.g. grc_GR.aff, grc_GR.dic, hyph_grc_GR.dic for Ancient Greek) into a .pattern file.
I can't find it out in the above links.

Τhank you and please forgive my ignorance.
No idea about your input files, sorry.

You can convert .tex hyphenation files to KOReader/Coolreader pattern files with https://gist.github.com/strn/f5c6d9c...d09f21ecad1ffa

IIRC these kind of files (the output of the script) were originally from FBReader, so they should be also compatible with a lot of ebook readers that steal their code.

A source for tex dicts is http://tug.org/tex-hyphen/#languages. There might be others, IDK.
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