Closed beastaugh closed 12 months ago
E.g. 'L\"owenheim-Skolem' becomes 'L\"owenheim--Skolem'.
This comports with general typesetting practice in which names of distinct persons, date ranges etc. are joined by n-dashes rather than hyphens.
So e.g. 'Burali-Forti' remains as is, joined by a hyphen, since it is a single (albeit double-barrelled) name.
I have no objection, it's certainly logical. (Hart's agrees; Chicago doesn't FWIW). Do you know if that improves hyphenation? (I think LaTeX doesn't hyphenate hyphenated compounds at all, right?)
E.g. 'L\"owenheim-Skolem' becomes 'L\"owenheim--Skolem'.
This comports with general typesetting practice in which names of distinct persons, date ranges etc. are joined by n-dashes rather than hyphens.
So e.g. 'Burali-Forti' remains as is, joined by a hyphen, since it is a single (albeit double-barrelled) name.