If anyone objects to this, please speak up soon or be prepared to wait
for groff (1.23)++ to revert it.
Also, if someone can better recollect what I'm trying to remember about
fonts with distinct serif and non-serif copyright signs and similar,
please throw some light on it.
Regards,
Branden
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Hi Steffen,
> Hyphen is good at the end of line when a word is hyphenated, otherwise
> it is misplaced.
Not in English. A hyphen may be used to join compound adjectives, as a
two-minute Google would show. :-) An ‘American-football player’ isn't
necessarily American whereas an ‘American footbal
Dave Kemper wrote in
:
|On 9/12/22, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote:
...
|Groff has converted an input U+002D to a proper hyphen in typeset
|output for decades. It has done so in UTF-8 output since at least
|groff 1.19.2.
...
This is not true. I never have seen anything but hyphen-minus on
my box
G. Branden Robinson wrote in
<20220913053400.7lmdp2qpxb6zweei@illithid>:
|At 2022-09-12T23:41:34+0200, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote:
|> This is not a hyphenated word.
|[rearranging this a bit]
|> En dash would look nice, i could imagine.
|
|Then use en dashes in your input.
|
| on\[en]loop\[en]
Ralph Corderoy wrote in
<20220913084152.0211621...@orac.inputplus.co.uk>:
|Hi Steffen,
|
|> Hyphen is good at the end of line when a word is hyphenated, otherwise
|> it is misplaced.
|
|Not in English. A hyphen may be used to join compound adjectives, as a
|two-minute Google would show. :
On 9/13/22, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote:
> Dave Kemper wrote in
> :
> |Groff has converted an input U+002D to a proper hyphen in typeset
> |output for decades. It has done so in UTF-8 output since at least
> |groff 1.19.2.
>
> This is not true. I never have seen anything but hyphen-minus on
> my
Dave Kemper wrote in
:
How about [12066c659ea454a663483a12181a0c33cf416b22].
This looks promising.
Thank you.
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer,The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Ger
On 9/13/22, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
>> Or look at the Unicode standard, where real great minds with
>> incredible multi-national professional life careers are involved,
>> get the official PDF (hr-hrm, i have not updated since Unicode
>> 13..), combined words are separated with hyphen-minus, _n
