> [...] explain why the word "commonplaces" hyphenates in the > second exhibit but not the first. Interesting! It's not clear from the documentation why it behaves this way (or even, once you know how to fix it, what specifically the solution changes in the internal state to make it work and why it's not localized).
- a multilingual hyphenation challenge G. Branden Robinson
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge Tadziu Hoffmann
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge G. Branden Robinson
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge onf
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge Dave Kemper
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge onf
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge Tadziu Hoffmann
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challe... Dave Kemper
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation c... G. Branden Robinson
- Re: a multilingual hyphenati... Dave Kemper
- Re: a multilingual hyphenation challenge Tadziu Hoffmann