On Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 9:48 AM G. Branden Robinson <g.branden.robin...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm thinking this has more to do with line length handling than > hyphenation; `-ww` before `-Wbreak` might have helped.
I'm half-certain it has to do with when latin1.tmac is loaded and when it isn't. $ echo ".tm Hi, I'm latin1.tmac!" >> tmac/latin1.tmac $ groff-latest -a < /dev/null $ groff-latest -Tutf8 < /dev/null Hi, I'm latin1.tmac! $ groff-latest -Tascii < /dev/null $ OK, now I'm certain. > But as it happens I can't reproduce this misbehavior anyway. You DID reproduce it. Look at the first output line of each of your test cases: > $ ./build/test-groff -Tutf8 -ww -Wbreak EXPERIMENTS/resume-special.groff > troff:EXPERIMENTS/resume-special.groff:2: warning: setting computed line > length 0u to device horizontal motion quantum > ré‐ > sumé vs > $ ./build/test-groff -Tps -a -ww -Wbreak EXPERIMENTS/resume-special.groff > <beginning of page> > r<'e>sum<'e> This is the only line in your test file output before any .hcode requests were run, so this shows the default hyphenation for the system.
