Dalyoung Jeong wrote:
The rules of line break for Korean is simple in saying. We don't need
any hyphenation inside word, so if it is longer than the \textwidth,
just make a line break at that position. There may be a little
adjustment to make it right flush.
For the details of the line breaking system for Korean, I'll talked to
the people in KTUG.
Some experts in KTUG will answer how to do that.
For ConTeXt, there is a font-kor.tex(by nomos) file which enable to
use Korean in ConTeXt. So they know what and how to do. I hope that we
find a good solution which is also good for the implementation in MKIV.
ok, i'll wait for the details and a test file
Hans
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