Thanks for the tip --- but according to some forum posts I've googled now, \lstline does not support breaking a word :-/
I seem to remember a variant of \- where there's no hyphen shown, but just a word break - unfortunately I cannot remember WHERE I read that :-(
Does anyone besides me remember ...
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- Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:35 am
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: Breaking a long word without hyphenation - how?
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- Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:38 pm
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Re: Breaking a long word without hyphenation - how?
Thanks, I will look into the package.
But I don't really want to type set listings --- my book is ordinary text, with some really long words interspersed which should not get hyphenated -- but just word breaking them would be OK (like fully qualified java class names, or config entry names --- which ...
But I don't really want to type set listings --- my book is ordinary text, with some really long words interspersed which should not get hyphenated -- but just word breaking them would be OK (like fully qualified java class names, or config entry names --- which ...
- Fri Feb 13, 2009 9:45 am
- Forum: Text Formatting
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Breaking a long word without hyphenation - how?
Hi,
I'm writing on a rather long program documentation, for a JAVA program.
This document contains some pretty long words - for example fully qualified class names (including package names).
These words have non alphanumeric characters in them (like '.' or '_') and are not hyphenated.
They often ...
I'm writing on a rather long program documentation, for a JAVA program.
This document contains some pretty long words - for example fully qualified class names (including package names).
These words have non alphanumeric characters in them (like '.' or '_') and are not hyphenated.
They often ...