Do cases of mishandled hyphenation rise to the level of a bug that should be reported in the bug tracker? I've run across a couple such words. One example is "backpedaling" (or its UK spelling, "backpedalling"), illustrated in this small groff file:
.ll 1.55i Last year we went backpacking across Europe. .br Last year we went backpedaling across Europe. Both words have a syllable break after "back-," but groff utilizes only the one in "backpacking." This happens on a groff built from the latest sources in git. The .hw request provides an easy workaround, of course, but groff ought to handle this word without the user having to specify a special case. Thanks for your input. _______________________________________________ bug-groff mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-groff
