Hi,
when, in a french project, the line ends with e.g. l'int\'{e}r^{e}t
then context doesn't hyphenate "l'interet" and the line gets stretched.
(If I wouldn't have the l-apostroph construction then the word is hyphenated
"in-teret", so its hyphenation is know to TeX.)
But for I have a lot of this "l-apostroph" constructions at line endings in my
document it is impossible to type individually \- at the best breaking points
(here after "in-"). I need to have a global option that re-activates the
hyphenation even if the word starts with l-apostroph.
When I typeset the apostrophe like a slash: l|'|int\'{e}r^{e}t
then the line gets broken, but after "l'" and I was told this is wrong in
french.
So what else could be done to automatically break int\'{e}r^{e}t again but
*not* after l' ?
Thank you for any help,
Steffen
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