Allow hyphenation of dashed words & if hyphenated on the dash, add another dash in next line
I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.
First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:
enten-
dendo-se
or
en-
tendendo-se
Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:
entendendo-
-se
I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary{-}{-}{-}.
But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?
And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?
PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.
xetex hyphenation languages
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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.
First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:
enten-
dendo-se
or
en-
tendendo-se
Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:
entendendo-
-se
I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary{-}{-}{-}.
But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?
And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?
PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.
xetex hyphenation languages
asked 2 hours ago
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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.
First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:
enten-
dendo-se
or
en-
tendendo-se
Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:
entendendo-
-se
I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary{-}{-}{-}.
But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?
And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?
PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.
xetex hyphenation languages
asked 2 hours ago
João RodriguesJoão Rodrigues
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João Rodrigues is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.
First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:
enten-
dendo-se
or
en-
tendendo-se
Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:
entendendo-
-se
I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary{-}{-}{-}.
But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?
And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?
PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.
xetex hyphenation languages
xetex hyphenation languages
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a short compilable TeX code resulting in your issue! Then we do not have to guess what you are doing, for example which documentclass you use, which packages (babel, which option) etc.
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a short compilable TeX code resulting in your issue! Then we do not have to guess what you are doing, for example which documentclass you use, which packages (babel, which option) etc.
– Kurt
2 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a short compilable TeX code resulting in your issue! Then we do not have to guess what you are doing, for example which documentclass you use, which packages (babel, which option) etc.
– Kurt
2 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a short compilable TeX code resulting in your issue! Then we do not have to guess what you are doing, for example which documentclass you use, which packages (babel, which option) etc.
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