Peter B. West wrote:
> The art of making that text easy to read has been developed within
> narrow parameters for a few centuries now. Some of Knuth's papers
> contain interesting discussions about this.
I know the concept and it's one of the reason
why people love TeX. I agree with Paulo that
Paulo Soares wrote:
>
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> That's interesting although it won't be easy to integrate in iText
> considering that lines are treated one by one. Is this line breaking
> algorithm such a dramatic improvement over line by line best fit? I may
> be wrong but this looks a lot like going from standard c
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> Brun
Bruno, Paulo,
I've done an implementation of a modified TeX line-breaking algorithm
with my current employer. My notes on the algorithm are at
http://defoe.sourceforge.net/folio/knuth-plass.html
These notes precede my current employment, and I have discussed with my
employer my intention to im
