Follow-up Comment #3, bug #66805 (group groff): Branden said on the mailing list: > I'm not persuaded yet that the `linetabs` request would do what you're > > expecting of it. There would appear to be a few confounding variables-- > > gynormous chemical compound names that frustrate hyphenation and the > > unbreakability of leaders among them.
I chose the chemical name because I couldn't find a long enough English
word that would trigger this behavior. I have used an actual Czech word
which forces hyphenation and it still results in slight misalignment.
I am attaching the modified exhibit. I presume that the behavior
exhibited with the chemical name is just an exaggerated form of the one
shown here.
Don't forget to use preconv.
~ onf
(file #56909)
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