Re: Hyphenation pattern for modern Greek (for XeTeX) (Modified by Alexandros D. Gotsis)

Hello.

Thanks for this nice work. I'm a little puzzled by the following code 
though:

\catcode`~=12
\lccode`<=`< \lccode`>=`> \lccode``=``
\lccode `'=`' \lccode`~=`~ \lccode`"=`"
\lccode `|=`|

Don't you use normal Unicode characters for breathings, accents, iota 
subscript and apostrophe? I'm not sure it would require additional 
rules if they were used. Unless I'm mistaken, if a character isn't 
declared as a letter there can't be any hyphenation before it, so no 
risk of having "alpha hyphenation acute", for instance. But maybe I'm 
wrong.

Kind regards,

Yves