On 2020-06-25 19:34, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Le 25/06/2020 à 19:28, Daniel a écrit :
By the way, non-greedy algorithms for text justification, i.e. those
that do not just put as many words into each line as possible
(starting from the first) but try to reach greater equality between
length of spaces, are to slow, right? Both Writer and Word seem to use
only the greedy algorithm. (Pages does some weird stuff by spacing out
characters within words.) So, I guess that's the case. I was just
curious.
I do ot know whether they are too slow, but they are definitely more
complicated. I am not sure that the gain is worth the effort.
(TeX does this and much more for the final output, though)
JMarc
Yes, maybe it's not worth the effort. I just remembered that I set all
my LyX documents to left aligned because, at least previously, the gaps
between words were just to wide to be nicely readable. I don't remember
exactly anymore what was the main cause of the gaps. I might try using
justification again to see.
Daniel
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