hyphenation in \type{....}?

hyphenation in \type{....}?

[Patrick Gundlach]

Dear ConTeXt hackers,

I am a bit confused: as stated in the manual, \type{...} does not
hyphenate (in contrast to \typ{...}), but in the following example,
it does:


\enableregime [il1]
\starttext
ist zwar nur einem ist zwar nur einem \type{averylongword
averylongword averylongword averylongword}
\stoptext


How do I get garanteed-non-hypenated-typing?

Patrick

Re: hyphenation in \type{....}?

[Hans Hagen]

At 09:44 PM 3/28/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear ConTeXt hackers,
>
>I am a bit confused: as stated in the manual, \type{...} does not
>hyphenate (in contrast to \typ{...}), but in the following example,
>it does:
>
>
>\enableregime [il1]
>\starttext
>ist zwar nur einem ist zwar nur einem \type{averylongword
>averylongword averylongword averylongword}
>\stoptext
>
>
>How do I get garanteed-non-hypenated-typing?

put

    \ttsl\hyphenchar\font\minusone
    \tttf\hyphenchar\font\minusone

in setupcommonverbatim

i'll sort this out, it has o do with the way a space is defined (changing 
hyphenchar is a problem because it's global and we don't want
to mess up with the font)

Hans
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