>> I worked on this yesterday. I chose '--' instead of '\-'. The
>> result is great (see attached).
Mhmm. Normally, in plain text, even in non-TeX related contexts, `--'
means an en-dash or em-dash. I *much* prefer `\-'.
> Maybe it could work like -- in lyrics? I mean, it would be nice to
> be able to write a variable
> someText = { some de -- mon -- stra -- tion text, hoo -- ray! }
> and then either use it as lyrics, or use it as a markup with
> hyphenation. What do you think?
I don't like it, since it is extremely unnatural to me if applied to
longer texts. Instead, I would prefer a simple Scheme function which
converts `foo -- bar' into `foo\-bar' if desired.
Werner
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