\ProvidesFile{dhua.cfg}[2011/09/19 local dhua.sty definitions]
%%
%% The user may want to use (some of) the following single macro 
%% names for a different purpose or so; to this end, a file 
%% `dhua.cfg' may contain a different set of definitions.
%% -- THIS HAS BEEN COPIED FROM `dhua.sty', 
%% YOU MAY EDIT IT!
%% 
%% |\idR| exemplifies multi-part abbreviations, 
%% where \qtd{multi} means ``more than two":
\newdhua{\idR}{i\DhuaSpace d\DhuaSpace R}
%   \show\idR
%% \begin{german}
%%   |\idR| erzeugt \qtd{\idR} -- ein Anwendungsfall 
%%   f\"ur |\newdhua|. Nachfolgend wird nur noch 
%%   |\newtwopartdhua| verwendet.
%% \end{german}
%%
%% \LaTeX\ actually defines |\dh| as something nordic 
%% (one of my earliest macro making experiences)
%% so we are \emph{re}defining it:
\PackageWarning{dhua}{Redefining \string\dh}
\let\dh\relax
\newtwopartdhua{\dh}{d}{h}
%   \show\dh
%% \begin{german}
%%   |\dh| wird hier \emph{umdefiniert}, um \qtd{\dh} zu bekommen.
%%   Die \"ubrigen Makros sind \qtd{normale} Anwendungs\-f\"alle 
%%   von `\newtwopartdhua', man achte aber noch auf die 
%%   Verwendung von `\protect'.
%% \end{german}
%%
%% \dqtd{Normal} cases                          %% TODO catchdq
%% (|\oae|  for \qtd{\oae}, 
%%  |\so|   for \qtd{\so},  |\su|   for \qtd{\su}, %% 2011/09/19
%%  |\uae|  for \qtd{\uae}, 
%%  |\ua|   for \qtd{\ua},  |\vglu| for \qtd{\vglu},
%%  |\vglo| for \qtd{\vglo}, 
%%  |\zB|   for \qtd{\zB},   %% was |\qtd{\zB}| until 2011/09/19
%%  |\zT|   for \qtd{\zT}):
\newtwopartdhua{\oae}{o}{\protect\"a} 
% \newtwopartdhua{\oae{o}{\"a} 
%   \show\oae
%% ---exemplifying use of |\protect| so the definition of `\oae'
%% has a single token `\"', not an expansion of `\"'. 
\newtwopartdhua{\so}  {s}{o} 
\newtwopartdhua{\su}  {s}{u} 
\newtwopartdhua{\ua}  {u}{a} 
\newtwopartdhua{\uae} {u}{\protect\"a} 
\newtwopartdhua{\vglu}{vgl}{u} 
\newtwopartdhua{\vglo}{vgl}{o} 
\newtwopartdhua{\zB}  {z}{B}
\newtwopartdhua{\zT}  {z}{T} 
\endinput