Should the hanja be stretched with inter-character spacing at the same time as the Korean inter-word spaces are stretched? What if only a single word fits on a line, should it be stretched using inter-character spacing? Are there more sophisticated rules involving choices of justification location, as there are in Japanese where you adjust punctuation first and do inter-character spacing later? What if the whole text is hanja, such as for an ancient document?
Should the hanja be stretched with inter-character spacing at the same time as the Korean inter-word spaces are stretched? What if only a single word fits on a line, should it be stretched using inter-character spacing? Are there more sophisticated rules involving choices of justification location, as there are in Japanese where you adjust punctuation first and do inter-character spacing later? What if the whole text is hanja, such as for an ancient document?
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