Philip, you’ve made your point many times now, and I am pretty certain that
everybody has understood it. Please accept that that does not imply that
everybody also needs to agree with your conclusion. Please also be respectful
of other people’s time.
Regards,
Roland
> 18 mar 2016 kl. 10:55 sk
Working fine here, Akira-san, in conjunction with TeX Live 2014 using a
slightly modified version of the Plain e-TeX test source suggested to
Peter Mukunda Pasedach yesterday :
> \uselanguage {sanskrit}
>
> \font \mainfont = "Latin Modern Roman"
> \mainfont
> \XeTeXhyphenatablelength = 1023
> \ra
Might the everyhook package be useful here?
/bpj
Den 19 mar 2016 23:15 skrev "Jonathan Kew" :
> On 19/3/16 21:57, Peter Mukunda Pasedach wrote:
>
>> This seems to work, at least for my test file. I tried on one of my
>> much more complex real files, including reledmac etc., and there your
>> quic
On 19/3/16 23:08, Akira Kakuto wrote:
I have just pushed a new experimental branch named "max-hyph-len" to
the xetex repository. The changes here implement a new integer parameter
\XeTeXhyphenatablelength
Users of windows can test xetex-0.6 by obtaining a
32bit binary:
http://members2.j
Jonathan Kew wrote:
> I have just proposed a change (it's currently on a sourceforge branch,
> but could be merged to master at any time) to make the max hyphenatable
> word length user-adjustable. The default remains 63 chars (for stability
> of existing documents), but I've added a parameter
>
On 20/3/16 15:03, Philip Taylor wrote:
>
>
> Jonathan Kew wrote:
>
>> I have just proposed a change (it's currently on a sourceforge branch,
>> but could be merged to master at any time) to make the max hyphenatable
>> word length user-adjustable. The default remains 63 chars (for stability
>> of
Jonathan Kew wrote:
> I considered [issuing a warning if the limit was exceeded], but I don't think
> it's worth it.
[snip]
OK, understood.
** Phil.
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