Le 30/09/2011 16:26, NEAL DELMONICO a écrit :
Greetings All,
I am having some problems with hyphenation in English and wonder if I
am missing something important in my header file. The hyphenation
program seems to be misfiring since it gives the following
hyphenations: n-ear, s-mall, b-lissful, s-miling, y-our, and many more
like this. I have been going though and adding those words to my
\hyphenation{} command and that usually fixes them. But, as I go
through the book, I find that I find a bad hyphenation every few
pages. There are a lot of Indic words in the text and hyphenation
will often mess them up. That is understandable, but the wrong
hyphenation of these English words is puzzling. Any suggestions?
Before \begin{document}, \lefhyphenmin (the minimal number of characters
before a break, 2 by default for English) is 2, and 1 after
\begin{document}, unless you comment the line
"\setotherlanguage{sanskrit}". So something is wrong with polyglossia,
from which I suppose the command comes from.
Best,
Paul
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