How can I prevent an inline equation from breaking in the middle at the end of a line (in this case right after the equal sign).
Thanks.
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- Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Nonbreaking inline equations
Hi dmt,
grouping by braces {} prevents breaking, write ${ formula }$. But perhaps the line may be too long then. There are several solutions for that case. The easiest may be just splitting the formula into two inline parts, seperated by one space where TeX may break the line. Or use the TeX commands \allowbreak and \nobreak inside the formula.
Stefan
grouping by braces {} prevents breaking, write ${ formula }$. But perhaps the line may be too long then. There are several solutions for that case. The easiest may be just splitting the formula into two inline parts, seperated by one space where TeX may break the line. Or use the TeX commands \allowbreak and \nobreak inside the formula.
Stefan
LaTeX.org admin
Re: Nonbreaking inline equations
Thanks, that worked perfectly!