Encode Arabic

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.7

Notes:
The Encode library for Haskell is documented online:

http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/~smrz/Encode/
http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/~smrz/Encode/Exec/

http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/padt/online/2006/06/encode-arabic.html


Changes:
The default vocalization mode with ArabTeX is now Vocalize,
which means that vowel diacritics are produced when actually
specified in the input notation. This is the default
behaviour in the original LaTeX library, too. Modes can be
changed using various control sequences, including the
standard ones like \vocalize, \fullvocalize, \novocalize:

<\full     al-lu.gaTu al-`arabIyaTu>   alias \fullvocalize
<\nosukuun al-lu.gaTu al-`arabIyaTu>   alias \vocalize
<\none     al-lu.gaTu al-`arabIyaTu>   alias \novowels
                                       alias \novocalize
<\noneplus al-lu.gaTu al-`arabIyaTu>   alias \noshadda

Extended options for using hyphened vowels with respect to
hamza carrier rules. Consider the differences now:

<iqra'i an-na.s.sa>   vs.   <iqra'-i an-na.s.s-a>
<_ha.ta'iN>           vs.   <_ha.ta'-iN>

This library understands \setverb and \setarab, of course :)

Fixes in handling whitespace characters. Newlines and tabs
are preserved during the conversion. <\"> can be used to
encode literal " in the text, unlike the vocalization quote.