Remove the russian tables from the LatexHyphenator configuration. #52
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Hi @PaulRambags and @bertfrees
This PR comment out the crashing Russian Latex rules (They crash on load, so they are useless).
I've prepared a UTF-8 version of the file and converted it with the substrings.pl script. This dictionary I've put locally in
/usr/share/hyphen
.With these small changes, the Russian hyphenation will be handled by the Hunspell C library and use a local dictionary.
As it's loaded by C, we can't have the files bundled in the jar file. I currently don't have the time to write a java implementation for this format and MTM is waiting for a resolution to this problem. But it would be a fun challenge, and the explanation in Donald Knuth's book seems pretty straightforward, so that it might be a good replacement for the future.
Best regards
Daniel