% hyphen.two	Load english and german hyphenation patterns
%		with \language numbers according to `german.sty'.
%
% last change: 19.12.90 br
%
% ! Please fix this file, if there's a "real" standard (and interface) to
% ! the multilanguage feature of TeX 3.0

\ifx\undefined\inputlineno \else
  \ifnum\inputlineno=-1 \else

\immediate\write16{Loading english and german hyphenation patterns.}

% `german.sty' set usenglish=0  german=1
%
% include usenglish hyphen for language = 0
\language=0
\input ehyphen

% include german hyphens for language = 1
% (use plain's \newlanguage and make sure that it returns 1)
\newlanguage\next
\ifnum 1=\next \else
  \immediate\write0 {Sorry, language for german hyphens should be 1}
  \expandafter \end
\fi

\language=1
\input dhyphen

% default language is usenglish
\language=0

\endinput \fi\fi % The 2 \fi and \endinput have to be at the same line !


% For TeX Version <= 3.0, you should specify the hyphen patterns
% directly.
%
\immediate\write16{This is an older TeX Version 2.xx, use hyphen.one}
\end

% --- end