[Trennmuster] Trennstellkategorien

[Werner LEMBERG]

> So in general - is used for hyphenation within stems or word, and =
> is used for hyphenation between stems and words in compounds.

And we also want to use `|' to mark word prefixes.

> Aditionally we will add some <a|b> before the = the assist looking
> up stems when they are conjugated. There only a will be used and <
> and |b> can be discareded. This might even remove the need of a
> two-stage format.

Since `our' use of `|' can never occur in `your' use within
`<...|...>', I don't see a problem here.

> As discussed with Werner, for now, we will use ~ for hyphens that
> are always available in words (hyphenated or not).  However, this is
> not always the preferred place for hyphenation.

OK.

> What would you recommend to indicate that hyphenation on = is in the
> following example preferred over hyphenation of ~
>
>   signaal-ruisverhouding;sig-naal~ruis=ver-.houd-ing
>
> Simply by the order of:
>   1: =
>   2: ~
>   3: -
>   4: -.

Including `our' use of `|', I would write it as

  signaal-ruisverhouding;sig-naal~ruis=ver|.houd-ing


    Werner