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Thank you Ijon Tichy.
Flushleft + allowbreak was exactly the behavior I was after.


Can you provide me with a link to where I can find more info about this penalty system, as that is the missing knowledge that would have saved me some headaches.

or will it give me some headaches ?

\- works as expected , except that I now have a - at the end of my line so they text can no longer be copy pasted as it has become invalid because of the -.


/n1:BR-CompanyDetailsResponse[1]/bacco:Company[1]/bacadoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo:jkk[1]\-/bbc:AddressLine1[2]

I also tried \linebreak[4]
0 to3 does nothing
4 and 5 wrap the remainder to the next line, but they still also wrap the line when I shorten the string so it easily fits on one line.

The latex tex file is code generated so if really necessary I will calculate myself the length and put a \\ when ...

Can somebody please test this piece of code, I have extremely simplified my document so I don't have interference from other packages.

Why does it complain about an overfull hbox when I clearly tell it , it can cut after the slash.

I am missing some knowledge here.
why would someone want to loose ...

I'm trying to line break an xpath, and thought adding a linebreak after each slash would do the job.
But for some reason it doesn't.

/{\allowbreak}n1:BR-CompanyDetailsResponse[1]/{\allowbreak}bacdo:Documents[1]/{\allowbreak}bacdo:Document[1]/{\allowbreak}bacci:CompanyItem[1]/{\allowbreak}bbc ...