On Oct 27, 2008, at 18:36, Dario Laera wrote:
Hi all,
I found the reason why breaking paragraphs into short lines is
really slow and memory hungry: the threshold of the adjustment
ratio, set to 20 at the last try, is too high and makes EVERY legal
breakpoint a feasible breakpoint too. A check should be performed
to avoid such situation and to choose then a better
Well, AFAIU, this is intended, BUT...
This 'last try' should /only/ occur in case the earlier tries did not
yield any breaks.
IIC, it is really meant as a last resort, and should indeed lead to
*any* possible break being considered (anything goes at that point).
Do you mean that this last try is /always/ performed (even when we
already have a set of feasible breaks)?
Cheers
Andreas
