Rich Shepard wrote:
On Mon, 28 Jan 2008, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
You could try putting \linebreak[n] in ERT where you want the break,
where
n is an integer in the range 0..4. This "suggests" a line break, where
higher numbers reflect stronger suggestions (and 4 means "the Godfather
wants you should break it here"). According to Kopka & Daly 2nd edition,
\linebreak with no argument forces a line break (equivalent to [4]?).
The
line that breaks will be justified.
Paul,
For the record, there's another way, too. I had one line that was all URL
and it stuck out into the right margin. By embedding the entire \url{}
string in \small{}, it fit on the line.
I don't know why that URL did not split just prior to '.pdf', but it
didn't.
Rich
I assume that the result of \small was a smaller font size. I've
considered that once or twice but shied away because I thought it might
look funny.
As to \url not splitting at the dot, its workings are a bit of a
mystery, but IIRC there are some parameters (documented in the style
file itself) that you can tweak to induce splits.
/Paul
