In message "RE: [iText-questions] End/Beginning of Line troubles"
on 04/10/27, "Paulo Soares" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Post the rules and I'll see where I can fit them.
Thank you. The rules are:
Rule 1: The following characters must not appear at the beginning of a line
\u3001 \u3002 \uff0c \uff0e \uff09 \u3015 \uff3d \uff5d
\u3009 \u300b \u300d \u300f \u3011 \u2019 \u201d \u309d
\u309e \u30fd \u30fe \u3005 \uff1f \uff01 \uff1a \uff1b
These characters represent end of sentence or phrase,
repetition of the preceding character and various forms of
right parentheses.
Rules 2: The following characters should not appear at the beginning
of a line, but this rule may optionally be ignored.
\u3041 \u3043 \u3045 \u3047 \u3049 \u3083 \u3085 \u3087
\u308e \u30a1 \u30a3 \u30a5 \u30a7 \u30a9 \u30e3 \u30e5
\u30e7 \u30ee
These characters are used to modify the pronunciation of the
preceding character.
Rule 3: The following characters must not appear at the end of a line
\uff08 \u3014 \uff3b \uff5b \u3008 \u300a \u300c \u300e
\u3010 \u2018 \u201c
These characters represent various forms of left parentheses.
Rule 4: The following sequence of characters must not be split at the
end of a line.
\u2026\u2026
\u2025\u2025
\u2015\u2015
These characters are kind of dashes. The repetition of these
represent long dashes.
These rules should be turned off dedending on the situation.
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