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In typesetting, it is considered bad style to have a newline between parts that are intimately related. For example, in the sentence "The distance was 11 km as the crow flies.", there should be no newline between "11" and "km". Here is an example of this in the PDF:
There should be no newline between "section" and "1.2.1". In the XML sources, we use the tag <SPACE/> to indicate a non-breaking space: in section<SPACE/><REF NAME="sec:recursion-and-iteration"/> the number
In LaTeX, the symbol ~ allows to place a space between two parts of a sentence, while making sure that they are never separated by a newline. So instead of described in section \ref{sec:recursion-and-iteration} the number
we should write: described in section~\ref{sec:recursion-and-iteration} the number
To make the long story short: We should translate <SPACE/> to ~ in LaTeX.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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PDF: orphaned section numbers
PDF: <SPACE/> should be ~
Jun 7, 2019
martin-henz
changed the title
PDF: <SPACE/> should be ~
PDF: <SPACE/> should become ~
Jun 7, 2019
In typesetting, it is considered bad style to have a newline between parts that are intimately related. For example, in the sentence "The distance was 11 km as the crow flies.", there should be no newline between "11" and "km". Here is an example of this in the PDF:
There should be no newline between "section" and "1.2.1". In the XML sources, we use the tag
<SPACE/>
to indicate a non-breaking space:in section<SPACE/><REF NAME="sec:recursion-and-iteration"/> the number
In LaTeX, the symbol ~ allows to place a space between two parts of a sentence, while making sure that they are never separated by a newline. So instead of
described in section \ref{sec:recursion-and-iteration} the number
we should write:
described in section~\ref{sec:recursion-and-iteration} the number
To make the long story short: We should translate
<SPACE/>
to~
in LaTeX.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: