Hi Chris, On Wed, Mar 06, 2013 at 11:07:27AM -0500, Kohei Yoshida <kohei.yosh...@gmail.com> wrote: > I manage a wiki which is being used to produce the text for a book > that is due to be published shortly. We can currently produce an ODT > document that is about 95% print-ready, but there are a few > typesetting features missing from LibreOffice which mean we will have > to use something like InDesign to complete our work flow. > > One of these features relates to the justification of text. Word > processors like Writer tend to produce lines with uneven line-to-line > inter-word spacing as they do not generally consider reducing the > spaces and/or micro-spacing the characters themselves. I thought it > would be worth looking at the code-base of LibreOffice to see if it > would be possible to add this functionality. This search lead me to > your blog page at > http://kohei.us/2010/01/21/distributed-text-justification/. > > It seems as if the code you modified when adding the 'Distributed > Justification' mode would be very similar to what I think is needed. > Could you please point me to the files / classes that were involved? > > Any pointers would be much appreciated! Thank you for your time.
Paragraphs in Writer are "adjusted" to left/right/center/etc, the SvxAdjustItem class stores this info in the document model. However, I think Writer already supports what you want. Have you tried Format -> Paragraph -> Alignment -> Justified, then setting Last line to Justified as well? HTH, Miklos
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