hey everybody. I was looking at
this question while trying to include macros for abbreviations myself. I like the second answer, because it also handles the punctuation and seems the more modern, elegant one. However, the answer does not give an example for a macro, and it's not trivial for me. Should I edit one in, or would this be better an answer on its own?
You can add a penalty after each character
\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\hash}[1]{\texttt{\zz#1\zz}}%In a perfect world, this would be changed to allow linebreaks anywhere in #1
\def\zz#1{%
\ifx\zz#1\else
#1\linebreak[1]\expandafter\zz
\fi}
\begin{document}
SHA-256 is a hash fun...
With the following MWE, I can write the € symbol into the file euro.txt
\documentclass{article}
\newwrite\tempfile
\immediate\openout\tempfile="euro.txt"
\begin{document}
Write Euro symbol into a file
\immediate\write\tempfile{10 €}%
\immediate\closeout\tempfile
\end{document}
My problem is ...
I need to write an abstract in Hebrew.
With help I managed to get the next MWE to work (I use LuaLaTeX):
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage[english,bidi=default]{babel} %bidi=default with xelatex
\babelprovide[import,main]{hebrew}
\babelfont{rm}[Language=Default]{Latin Modern Roman}
%\b...
