Closed lemzwerg closed 1 year ago
Note that the current implementation of \par{}
(or the code in nodetree.lua
that creates the corresponding code) is suboptimal: If Nodetree outputs both a head:
and a tail:
block (as it happens for the 'hyphenate', 'ligaturing', and 'kerning' callbacks), there should be actually an empty line between the blocks, something that \par{}
currently doesn't do.
Thank you!
There is no reason that the TeX channel output is a single, extremely long line.