2009/5/6 Michael Sulyaev <msulyaev@renderx.com>:
> Hello Jan,
>
> If you have language="en" you are using the hyphen/ukhyphen.tex rules file
> which is for English (UK). See xep.xml, the last section on languages. This
> file allows "ht-tp".
> You may also forbid hyphenation of "http" in UK rules:
>
> $ diff -ubBr hyphen/ukhyphen.tex.orig hyphen/ukhyphen.tex
> --- hyphen/ukhyphen.tex.orig 2009-05-06 19:13:46.000000000 +0400
> +++ hyphen/ukhyphen.tex 2009-05-06 19:14:07.000000000 +0400
> @@ -8576,4 +8576,5 @@
> ma-nu-scripts
> re-ci-pro-city
> through-out
> -some-thing}
> +some-thing
> +http}
>
>
> Obviously, you may disable hyphenation for the URLs in the source FO:
>
> For example <fo:inline hyphenate="false">http://www.server3.com</fo:inline>
> can be named <fo:inline
> hyphenate="false">http://www.whatever.com</fo:inline>
I think your suggestions are better Michael!
1. Use the hyphenation dictionary for the language in use
2. use the hyphenate='false' property!
Thanks.
DaveP
>
> or, as Jirka Kosek and Dave Pawson say, add a keep-together="always".
>
> Regards,
> Michael Sulyaev
> RenderX
>
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