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..In article AA17831@rphs1.physik.uni-regensburg.de, Wolfgang Ratzka <wolfgang.ratzka@rphs1.physik.uni-regensburg.de> () writes:

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>
>   It seems to me that typing ligatures is probably the only sensible approach when
>    you
>   may want to include odd words from almost any language. A 256 key keyboard
>    starts to
>   look like a Japanese typewiter. Knuth's example stricks me as odd: to obtain
>    e.g.,
>   aacute you type a key for acute FOLLOWED by a - why not type in the order that
>    you
>   say it?  As far as my French goes, we seem to need a' a` e' e` a; e; o; and c,{}
>    where
>   c, become ccedilla unless it is followed by space - are there any words that end
>    with
>   ccedilla?
>

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Type as you like, and feed the file through sed, using a modified version  
of the following substitution file:


/\\begin{verbatim.*}/,/\\end{verbatim.*}/!{
    s+e`+\\accent18 e+g
    s+e'+\\accent19 e+g
    s+a^+\\accent94 a+g
    s+a`+\\accent18 a+g
    s+u`+\\accent18 u+g
    s+e^+\\accent94 e+g
    s+o^+\\accent94 o+g
    s+a"+\\accent"7F a+g
    s+e"+\\accent"7F e+g
    s+o"+\\accent"7F o+g
    s+u"+\\accent"7F u+g
    s+A"+\\accent"7F A+g
    s+O"+\\accent"7F O+g
    s+U"+\\accent"7F U+g
    s+i"+\\accent"7F \\i +g
    s+i^+\\accent94 \\i +g
    s+u"+\\accent"7F u+g
    s+oeu+\\oe u+g
    s+OEU+\\OE U+g
    s+c/+\\c c+g
    s+C/+\\c C+g
    }
 

Salut,

Bardo

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