> Finally, found a satisfactory solution: at first, simply insist that all > spaces are between vobs. That way, we can just use TeX's glue model > for the boxes. Hyphenation can be done later and as in TeX (IIRC), only > after trying to break with the spaces. That way, there's no need for the > endIsBreak etc. stuff. Huh?!? How can you call this satisfactory? It has virtually *all* horrible linebreaking problems I can think of: - It creates FAR too many vobs, because each word is a vob... - ...and each space is a vob, too, if you don't want to introduce extra complexity with these. - There is no way to specify that a break should not be between two vobs, thus breaking at arbitrary positions inside vobs (a mistake we've made already!). What is this intended to solve? -b. -- GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet. http://www.gmx.net
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