Am 20.08.2014 um 19:42 schrieb Javier Bezos: > I'm not sure this is what you are looking for, but in babel 3.9 > \bbl@languages stores a snapshot of the loaded languages in the > form \bbl@elt{<language-name>}{<number>} {<patterns-file>} > {<exceptions-file>}. That looks like a good start! Though, I can't find the string @elt in the output of \documentclass{article} \usepackage[german]{babel} \begin{document} \makeatletter \message{\bbl@languages} \makeatother \end{document} but instead see some @hk@'s and @ev@'s > \bbl@hk@english {\bbl@ev@english@write }{0}{hyphen.tex}{}\bbl@hk@usenglish {\bb > l@ev@usenglish@write }{0}{}{}\bbl@hk@USenglish {\bbl@ev@USenglish@write }{0}{}{ > }\bbl@hk@american {\bbl@ev@american@write }{0}{}{}\bbl@hk@dumylang {\bbl@ev@dum > ylang@write }{1}{dumyhyph.tex}{}\bbl@hk@nohyphenation {\bbl@ev@nohyphenation@wr > ite }{2}{zerohyph.tex}{}\bbl@hk@german-x-2014-05-21 {\bbl@ev@german-x-2014-05-2 > [...] I'll play with that. Thanks! Best regards, Stephan Hennig