Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> However, Luca's example
> does not fully resolve in my brain. The penalty, for example, must not
> be infinite or it will not be eligible for break possibility. A "legal
> break" is defined by Knuth as "a number b such that either
> (i) xb is a penalty item with pb < infi
I've tried to think this case through. Simon's suggestion for a special
penalty is intriguing. It handles the case for table borders where we
don't simply have an x or 0 situation (like penalty and glue provide),
but we have a x or y situation.
On the other side Luca is probably right that we shou
Simon, I've tried to think your example through. If I read the spec
right about space resolution then I get the impression that we may need
to do more in this area than find a suitable box/glue/penalty
combination. There may be several spaces which need to be taken into
account during resolution. T
Simon Pepping wrote:
>+=== Space specifiers ===
>+
>+When the space specifiers resolve to zero around a page break, we are
>+in the same situation as that of a word space in line breaking. It is
>+represented by the sequence `box - glue - box`.
I add just a few thoughts about this subject.
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