Changeset 510892
- Timestamp:
- 02/27/2012 01:47:36 AM (14 years ago)
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- hyphenator
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tags/4.0.0/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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hyphenator/tags/4.0.0/readme.txt
r510888 r510892 10 10 11 11 == Description == 12 Hyphenator automatically inserts seperators in the content, so that at the end of line the text is wrapped with a dash if applicable. Hyphenator.js, a JavaScript available under the terms of GPL3, is used. It fields the algorithm known from OpenOffice and LaTeX. As this is executed client-sidedly, it adapts itself to the respective browser environment and thus avoids a faulty display. The script is particularly suitable for justification and supports a variety of languages.12 Hyphenator automatically inserts seperators in the content, so that at the end of line the text is wrapped with a dash if applicable. Hyphenator.js, a JavaScript available under the terms of LGPL v3, is used. It fields the algorithm known from OpenOffice and LaTeX. As this is executed client-sidedly, it adapts itself to the respective browser environment and thus avoids a faulty display. The script is particularly suitable for justification and supports a variety of languages. 13 13 14 14 = Supported Languages = -
hyphenator/trunk/readme.txt
r510888 r510892 10 10 11 11 == Description == 12 Hyphenator automatically inserts seperators in the content, so that at the end of line the text is wrapped with a dash if applicable. Hyphenator.js, a JavaScript available under the terms of GPL3, is used. It fields the algorithm known from OpenOffice and LaTeX. As this is executed client-sidedly, it adapts itself to the respective browser environment and thus avoids a faulty display. The script is particularly suitable for justification and supports a variety of languages.12 Hyphenator automatically inserts seperators in the content, so that at the end of line the text is wrapped with a dash if applicable. Hyphenator.js, a JavaScript available under the terms of LGPL v3, is used. It fields the algorithm known from OpenOffice and LaTeX. As this is executed client-sidedly, it adapts itself to the respective browser environment and thus avoids a faulty display. The script is particularly suitable for justification and supports a variety of languages. 13 13 14 14 = Supported Languages =
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