Hi (sorry for many questions today :)),
with German you often have the problem, that words are long (most often
much longer than english words). So ConTeXt have to break them. But
there is a typographical rule: "Do not break words at the end of lines
in more than three consecutive lines."
So four (or more) breaks each ofter another (line), is forbidden and
considered as ugly! By default, ConTeXt does this in many cases,
specially with DIN A5 and long words. And I have to manually fix this in
every case, that is normal and ok.
Is there a way to highlight these attempts of more than three
consecutive breaks in one paragraph? Would be easier to find, and to
not-oversee.
Future suggestion: Perfectly ConTeXt would try to avoid those breaks,
but I suspect that would end in ungly kerning and unnormal gaps between
words, correct?
Huseyin
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