Hi Robert,
At 2024-08-30T16:29:03+1000, Robert Thorsby wrote:
> I wouldn't call myself a typographer but I refuse to allow hyphens to
> break, usually via '.hy 0' or by using '\%'. I then kern the tripe out
> of any offending line, often using Ted Harding's "poor man's kerning"
> trick.
Ooh, that
Hi Branden,
On 30/8/24 15:22, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
I need guidance from real typographers.
GNU troff has long borne the following feature.
I presume that this is configurable because it becomes uncomfortable for
the reader to see a river of hyphens at the right margin.
My question is: s
I need guidance from real typographers.
GNU troff has long borne the following feature.
groff(7):
.hlm Set the consecutive automatically hyphenated line limit
to -1 (the default), meaning “no limit”.
.hlm n Set the consecutive automatically hyphenated line limi
