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% File t1code.tex:
% (0) sets \czech, \slovak to ISO-8859-2 encoded hyphen-pattern numbers,
% (1) sets \catcode, \l/uccode for characters (code ISO-8859-2),
% (2) defines \csaccents for new behavior of \v, \', etc (code ISO-8859-2),
% (3) defines some \sequences for special cs-fonts characters.
%
% Created by Petr Olsak <olsak@math.feld.cvut.cz>, February 2000
% Inspired by Jan Kasprzak
\message{Font encoding set to Cork.}
%% (0) \czech, \slovak. You can use \chyph, \shyph after this file is loaded.
\ifx\toneczech\undefined
{\newlinechar=`^^J
\errhelp={The hyphen patterns are not loaded in Cork encoding in csplain.^^J
Hyphen patterns are supported only in ISO-8859-2.^^J
It means, you are using csplain pre Feb.2000 or^^J
you initialised csplain by \let\Cork=\relax.^^J
You can go on (press Return), but the czech/slovak^^J
hyphenations will be work incorectly.}
\errmessage
{The Cork encoding is not supported in this format} % Press h for more help.
}
\else
\czech=\toneczech \slovak=\toneslovak
\fi
%% (1) \catcode, \lccode, \uccode.
\catcode225=11 \lccode225=225 \uccode225=225 % a-acute
\catcode193=11 \lccode193=225 \uccode193=193 % A-acute
\catcode228=11 \lccode228=228 \uccode228=228 % a-diaeresis
\catcode196=11 \lccode196=228 \uccode196=196 % A-diaeresis
\catcode163=11 \lccode163=163 \uccode163=163 % c-caron
\catcode131=11 \lccode131=163 \uccode131=131 % C-caron
\catcode164=11 \lccode164=164 \uccode164=164 % d-caron
\catcode132=11 \lccode132=164 \uccode132=132 % D-caron
\catcode233=11 \lccode233=233 \uccode233=233 % e-acute
\catcode201=11 \lccode201=233 \uccode201=201 % E-acute
\catcode165=11 \lccode165=165 \uccode165=165 % e-caron
\catcode133=11 \lccode133=165 \uccode133=133 % E-caron
\catcode237=11 \lccode237=237 \uccode237=237 % i-acute
\catcode205=11 \lccode205=237 \uccode205=205 % I-acute
\catcode168=11 \lccode168=168 \uccode168=168 % l-acute
\catcode136=11 \lccode136=168 \uccode136=136 % L-acute
\catcode169=11 \lccode169=169 \uccode169=169 % l-caron
\catcode137=11 \lccode137=169 \uccode137=137 % L-caron
\catcode172=11 \lccode172=172 \uccode172=172 % n-caron
\catcode140=11 \lccode140=172 \uccode140=140 % N-caron
\catcode243=11 \lccode243=243 \uccode243=243 % o-acute
\catcode211=11 \lccode211=243 \uccode211=211 % O-acute
\catcode244=11 \lccode244=244 \uccode244=244 % o-circumflex
\catcode212=11 \lccode212=244 \uccode212=212 % O-circumflex
\catcode246=11 \lccode246=246 \uccode246=246 % o-diaeresis
\catcode214=11 \lccode214=246 \uccode214=214 % O-diaeresis
\catcode175=11 \lccode175=175 \uccode175=175 % r-acute
\catcode143=11 \lccode143=175 \uccode143=143 % R-acute
\catcode176=11 \lccode176=176 \uccode176=176 % r-caron
\catcode144=11 \lccode144=176 \uccode144=144 % R-caron
\catcode178=11 \lccode178=178 \uccode178=178 % s-caron
\catcode146=11 \lccode146=178 \uccode146=146 % S-caron
\catcode180=11 \lccode180=180 \uccode180=180 % t-caron
\catcode148=11 \lccode148=180 \uccode148=148 % T-caron
\catcode250=11 \lccode250=250 \uccode250=250 % u-acute
\catcode218=11 \lccode218=250 \uccode218=218 % U-acute
\catcode183=11 \lccode183=183 \uccode183=183 % u-ring
\catcode151=11 \lccode151=183 \uccode151=151 % U-ring
\catcode252=11 \lccode252=252 \uccode252=252 % u-diaeresis
\catcode220=11 \lccode220=252 \uccode220=220 % U-diaeresis
\catcode253=11 \lccode253=253 \uccode253=253 % y-acute
\catcode221=11 \lccode221=253 \uccode221=221 % Y-acute
\catcode186=11 \lccode186=186 \uccode186=186 % z-caron
\catcode154=11 \lccode154=186 \uccode154=154 % Z-caron
%% (2) \csaccents, \cmaccents
\def\accentscommands{\string\^, \string\`, \string\', \string\v,
\string\" and \string\r}
\def\csaccentsmessage{%
\message{The \accentscommands\space expands to characters by Cork.}}
\def\cmaccentsmessage{%
\message{The \accentscommands\space have original plainTeX meaning.}}
\def\csaccents{\csaccentsmessage
\def\^##1{\ifx o##1^^f4\else
\ifx O##1^^d4\else
{\accent94 ##1}\fi\fi}\let\^^D=\^%
\def\`##1{\ifx a##1^^b8\else
\ifx A##1^^98\else
{\accent18 ##1}\fi\fi}%
\def\'##1{\ifx a##1^^e1\else
\ifx e##1^^e9\else
\ifx\i##1^^ed\else
\ifx i##1^^ed\else
\ifx o##1^^f3\else
\ifx u##1^^fa\else
\ifx y##1^^fd\else
\ifx r##1^^af\else
\ifx l##1^^a8\else
\ifx A##1^^c1\else
\ifx E##1^^c9\else
\ifx I##1^^cd\else
\ifx O##1^^d3\else
\ifx U##1^^da\else
\ifx Y##1^^dd\else
\ifx R##1^^8f\else
\ifx L##1^^88\else
{\accent19 ##1}%
\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi}%
\def\v##1{\ifx e##1^^a5\else
\ifx s##1^^b2\else
\ifx c##1^^a3\else
\ifx r##1^^b0\else
\ifx z##1^^ba\else
\ifx d##1^^a4\else
\ifx t##1^^b4\else
\ifx l##1^^a9\else
\ifx n##1^^ac\else
\ifx E##1^^85\else
\ifx S##1^^92\else
\ifx C##1^^83\else
\ifx R##1^^90\else
\ifx Z##1^^9a\else
\ifx D##1^^84\else
\ifx T##1^^94\else
\ifx L##1^^89\else
\ifx N##1^^8c\else
{\accent20 ##1}%
\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi}\let\^^_=\v%
\def\"##1{\ifx a##1^^e4\else
\ifx o##1^^f6\else
\ifx u##1^^fc\else
\ifx A##1^^c4\else
\ifx O##1^^d6\else
\ifx U##1^^dc\else
{\accent"7F ##1}\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi\fi}%
\def\r##1{\ifx u##1^^b7\else
\ifx U##1^^97\else
{\accent23 ##1}\fi\fi}%
%% for backward compatibility:
\def\softd{\v{d}}\def\softt{\v{t}}\def\ou{\r{u}}%
\def\softl{\v{l}}\def\softL{\v{L}}}
\def\cmaccents{\cmaccentsmessage
\def\^##1{{\accent94 ##1}}\let\^^D=\^%
\def\`##1{{\accent18 ##1}}%
\def\'##1{{\accent19 ##1}}%
\def\v##1{{\accent20 ##1}}\let\^^_=\v%
\def\"##1{{\accent"7F ##1}}%
\let\r=\undefined\def\ou{{\accent6u}}}
%% (3) special \sequences for T1 encoded fonts.
%% Czech left a right double qoutes
\chardef\clqq=18 \sfcode18=0
\chardef\crqq=16 \sfcode16=0
%% French double quotes
\chardef\flqq=14 \sfcode14=0
\chardef\frqq=13 \sfcode13=0
%% Other characters
\def\ogonek #1{\setbox0\hbox{#1}\ifdim\ht0=1ex\accent12 #1%
\else{\ooalign{\unhbox0\crcr\hss\char12}}\fi}
\def\promile{\char37 \char24 }
%% Alternative \hyphenchar ("je-li" is no "je\hyphenchar li").
\let\extrahyphenchar=\undefined
\let\extrahyphens=\undefined
%% The czech quotes:
\def\uv{\bgroup\aftergroup\closequotes\leavevmode
\afterassignment\clqq\let\next=}
\def\closequotes{\unskip\crqq\relax}
\chardef\i=25
\endinput