Re: Wrapping Long Text Without Spaces
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: CA T ...or... C AT I think this sounds like the solution to use! Jeff - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Wrapping Long Text Without Spaces
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]
Re: Wrapping Long Text Without Spaces
On Apr 6, 2007, at 14:58, Vincent Hennebert wrote: Hi Jeff / Vincent, snip / - 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. IIRC, this is not entirely correct: with hyphenation turned FOP will always hyphenate words, period. AFAIK, there is no situation where FOP wouldn't be able to hyphenate. Using the hyphenation patterns, you can only indicate that certain hyphenation points are undesirable, but you can never turn on hyphenation and do something magical to keep FOP from hyphenating. So, IOW, there is no word that FOP won't be able to hyphenate. Cheers, Andreas - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
