Re: Bibliography & ToC placement

[Victor Sudakov]

Jeff Kingston wrote:
> Lout is based on the premise that galley widths remain fixed.  That is,
> once the first line of a continuously flowing text (such as a chapter
> or footnote) has been assigned a width, all subsequent lines have that
> same width.
> 
> This very restrictive condition is so deeply embedded in Lout's
> algorithms that there is no way it can ever be discarded.

Oh, I see. I thought this was some ideological principle. It turns out to be
a technical problem. Then, OK, and thank you very much :-)) First of all,
for the great software you have written.

This is why I like free software so much: very often you can talk in person
to the author and listen to his/her opinion.


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