Example, please. It's not clear to me what you want to achieve.
Even if LHM = 2 and RHM = 2, do not hyphenate any word of less than
five letters.
Thanks. No, this is not possible, AFAIK. Honestly, I don't a
practical use for that.
Instead, I would rather prefer to have a means to make
On 03/26/2015 10:26 AM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Since hyphenation in German is syllabic (the same word seems to
say it: »Silbentrennung«), shouldn’t it be hyphenathed as
Me-tho-de?
That's not what I observe, using the patterns in TeX Live 2014.
The word is correctly hyphenated Me-tho-de.
And this is good. While it prevents hyphenation of common short
words like `ei-ne', it globally increases readability of German
text. Of course, the exception is typesetting narrow columns; here
you should decrease \{left,right}hyphenmin accordingly.
Isn’t it possible also to set up the
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Example, please. It's not clear to me what you want to achieve.
Even if LHM = 2 and RHM = 2, do not hyphenate any word of less than
five letters.
Philip Taylor
