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More of the TeX-algorithms in lout?
From: |
Oliver Bandel |
Subject: |
More of the TeX-algorithms in lout? |
Date: |
Tue, 22 May 2001 10:57:12 +0200 (MET DST) |
Hello, LOUTers,
I'm exploring lout and it's flexibility is
astouning.
Some algorithms (e.g. linebreaking) are copied
from the TeX-program.
What's about the word-rendering algorithms and
the fine-tune of the lines?
When I understand correctly, lout does not process
character-by-character and only takes the objetcs
"word-wise".
So there can't be done such things like adding extra-space
between words and punctuation and such stuff.
How complicated is it, to implement more of the TeX-algorithms
intop lout?
Is this planned for the future of lout?
BTW: What#s about the different versions of lout?
On the websites I read, that 3.17 is the last complete
and stable version (if one needs pdf-output).
What are other differences between the versions?
(I saw an 3.23 on the current TeX-CDs, but installed the 3.17
because of the comment, that 3.17 is recommended.)
Ciao,
Oliver
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