I have the requirements of 1. allow adding hyphenation exceptions at runtime (web container) 2. don't hyphenate more than two successive lines in a paragraph
For 1. the only solution I found is to use a third-party library to add the actual soft-hyphens in the text, instead. This has other benefits for me, including that I can use hyphenation in other places than PDF generation, so I prefer this separation. But if anyone knows a way to add exceptions for words at runtime, I would be highly interested how to do that. Since I solved 1. Using a new library for adding soft-hyphens into the text, 2. doesn't work anymore. My XSL contains hyphenation-ladder-count="2" attributes on all relevant blocks, which does the trick when passing text without soft-hyphens and relying on FOP hyphenation entirely. But it does nothing if I don't use FOP to hyphenate the words. In general, hyphenation works, though, like the soft-hyphens in the text are taken into account. But it happens that 6 or more successive lines are hyphenated, which is deemed bad style. Any input would be appreciated. Marc --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: fop-users-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: fop-users-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
