Hi Jeff, Jeff Vannest a écrit : >> Just FYI: the other known workaround (which fits some scenarios >> better than inserting ZWSPs) would be to activate hyphenation, and >> use a ZWSP as hyphenation-character... In that case, FOP will > > This is new to me, so let me see if I understand: A ZWSP is implicit between > characters. For example, the word "CAT" would contain three characters and > two ZWSP: C-ZWSP-A-ZWSP-T. Setting hyphenation to ZWSP would allow wrapping > as: <snip/>
Not exactly, in fact the two methods will lead to different results: - either you manually put ZWSP after underscores in your words, which allow FOP to break words after them; - or you enable hyphenation and use ZWSP instead of the regular hyphen character. Thus FOP will break inside words that it is able to hyphenate; if they aren't normal English words this may not work well and you may prefer the first method. HTH, Vincent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
