Cornelius Hald wrote:
dot character or at the "(" character. Unfortunately it is not working.
It is working for normal text, but if I try to break after special
characters like "#", "*", "+", ".", etc. it's not working. I'm using
fop-0.92beta.
Hmm, the . (dot) is reserved as begin/end of word character in patterns
and can't be used as charclass representation (i.e. as the first
character in a class). The charclass parser wont check for this. But
other than that, the hyphenator should work. Maybe the text parser
already has some opinion of what constitutes a word. This is somewhat
hard to get from the source, but you can check by setting the log level
to "trace", you should see "Word to hyphenate: ..." messages which
should help tracking the problem down.
J.Pietschmann
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