On Fri, Mar 07, 2025 at 07:48:27PM +0100, Sigfrid Lundberg wrote:
> Thank you Thomas!
>
> I had already tried \p, but it is difficult to get it to work inside the
> refer support code in the macro packages used. It seems that such code has
> to be embedded in these strings overriding the ones that
Thank you Thomas!
I had already tried \p, but it is difficult to get it to work inside the
refer support code in the macro packages used. It seems that such code has
to be embedded in these strings overriding the ones that are in the macro
package you are using.
.ds ref*spec!A ", " "
.ds re
Le 2025-03-05 à 21:37, Sigfrid Lundberg a écrit :
So, now my questions have changed:
How do I make sure that a URL isn't hyphenated?
And how do I enforce a break using an escape sequence rather than .br?
You could use .nh to stop hyphenation and \p to break after the next word.
If you need t
