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We would benefit from some flexible support for the lang attribute
to get automatic hyphenation into Hevea-translated documents.
For a start, having <html lang="LANG"> with LANG cleverly filled in
should be enough for monolingual documents. Multilingual documents
require a finer-grained application, which can already be achieved
through the built-in macro \@open@par[ATTRIBUTES].
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For a start, having <html lang="LANG"> with LANG cleverly filled in
I guess that package babel could be responsible for setting this parameter. It is doable quite easily I guess, by using \AtBeginDocument.
should be enough for monolingual documents. Multilingual documents
require a finer-grained application, which can already be achieved
through the built-in macro \@open@par[ATTRIBUTES].
Hum.
We would benefit from some flexible support for the
lang
attributeto get automatic hyphenation into Hevea-translated documents.
For a start, having
<html lang="LANG">
with LANG cleverly filled inshould be enough for monolingual documents. Multilingual documents
require a finer-grained application, which can already be achieved
through the built-in macro
\@open@par[ATTRIBUTES]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: