breaking a line

breaking a line

[Hannes Baur]

Dear all

I should break a line to correct for an "Overfull \hbox ..." error. How can I achieve this, so that the line before the manual line break remains justified. 

Example:

Original text
"Abb. 1. Männchen von Megarhyssa rixator, einer charakteristischen Schlupf- 
wespe von im Holz lebenden Pflanzenwespen. R. Burri. Während der "

The word "Schlupf" cannot be hyphenated any further and therefore "Schlupfwespe" should be put on the next line. However, the above line above becomes raggedright with standard commands, e.g. \crlf. So, how can I force the word "Schlupfwespe" to the next line so that the the entire paragraph remains justified? The command should be the equivalent to LaTeX's \linebreak command.

Any suggestions welcome.

Regards
Hannes





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Re: breaking a line

[Arthur Reutenauer]

> The command should be the equivalent to LaTeX's \linebreak command.

  LaTeX's \linebreak is roughly equivalent to \penalty-10000; that
should do what you need.

	Arthur
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Re: breaking a line

[Wolfgang Schuster]

Am 06.09.2010 um 16:58 schrieb Hannes Baur:

> Dear all
> 
> I should break a line to correct for an "Overfull \hbox ..." error. How can I achieve this, so that the line before the manual line break remains justified. 
> 
> Example:
> 
> Original text
> "Abb. 1. Männchen von Megarhyssa rixator, einer charakteristischen Schlupf- 
> wespe von im Holz lebenden Pflanzenwespen. R. Burri. Während der "
> 
> The word "Schlupf" cannot be hyphenated any further and therefore "Schlupfwespe" should be put on the next line. However, the above line above becomes raggedright with standard commands, e.g. \crlf. So, how can I force the word "Schlupfwespe" to the next line so that the the entire paragraph remains justified? The command should be the equivalent to LaTeX's \linebreak command.
> 
> Any suggestions welcome.


\setupcations[align=stretch] % align={stretch,verytolerant}

Wolfgang

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Re: breaking a line

[Henning Hraban Ramm]

Am 2010-09-06 um 18:24 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:

>> Original text
>> "Abb. 1. Männchen von Megarhyssa rixator, einer charakteristischen  
>> Schlupf-
>> wespe von im Holz lebenden Pflanzenwespen. R. Burri. Während der "
>>
>> The word "Schlupf" cannot be hyphenated any further and therefore  
>> "Schlupfwespe" should be put on the next line. However, the above  
>> line above becomes raggedright with standard commands, e.g. \crlf.  
>> So, how can I force the word "Schlupfwespe" to the next line so  
>> that the the entire paragraph remains justified? The command should  
>> be the equivalent to LaTeX's \linebreak command.
>
> \setupcations[align=stretch] % align={stretch,verytolerant}

should read \setupcaptions

for a single case you could try \hbox{Schlupfwespe}



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