Closed michael-aka-mmh closed 8 years ago
You could also look at axf:hyphenation-minimum-character-count
(https://www.antennahouse.com/product/ahf63/ahf-ext.html#axf.hyphenation-minimum-character-count).
The description of that property is a little bit unclear:
The axf:hyphenation-minimum-character-count specifies the minimum number of the character to hyphenate.
Does this mean the minimum character count of a word or syllable? Or something else?
Of the word. Please see the hyphenation sample in https://www.antennahouse.com/antenna1/comprehensive-xsl-fo-tutorials-and-samples-collection/
In the documentation it is said:
axf:hyphenation-zone may have values "none |"
and
None of this is currently checked.
The description in the documentation could also be made a little bit clearer. Suggestion:
»The given value defines a distance from the end of the current block. If a word starts within that region, it will not be hyphenated.«
From my POV this seems to be a way of specifying the minimal text length instead of character count before a hyphenation may happen. Do you agree?