Andreas L Delmelle wrote:
Hi
> The known workaround is to insert zero-width breaking spaces
> in the word at certain points.
Unfortunately, it is not really a possible solution. FO documents
are generated and in a lot of places we don't have any control on input
text (as the name of a supplier, for example). Detecting all places
where it could be interesting to insert such spaces and actually insert
them could be very expensive (in both development time and processing
time).
> Activating hyphenation should also do the trick, IIC.
I didn't think to hyphenation. I just downloaded fop-hyph.jar and
did a few tests. The result is quite good, but it seems to have a
strange interaction between hyphenation and linefeeds when
linefeed-treatment = "preserve". I need to investigate a little bit
further.
Thanks for the answer. I know at least what I can expect and where
to look now.
Regards,
--drkm
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