Thanks for answers.
I'll try both ways to choose the best :-)
Dirk
Beat Pfister wrote:
Hi,
i wants to have a resolution for this scenario:
I've a long word "thisismyword" and it is in two cells with hyphen on.
1. Now, in the first cell the word fits and all is fine.
2. The word does not fit in the second cell and the hyphen
breaks -> all is fine.
I've no chance to enable or disable the hyphen (must always
be enabled).
In the second cell i want to force the hyphen mechanism to
break the word at a special char.
Can i use the soft-hyphens like the "U+00AD" for this, like
thisis(U+00AD)myword? Is the priority for this soft hyphen
higher as for the hyphen pattern from the hyphen-file?
To force the hypen mechnism to break the word at a spcific 'place' you can
define an exception in the hyphen-file.
Example:
<exceptions>
Thisis-myword
</exceptions>
Beat Pfister
Thanks
Dirk
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