Line breaking and page breaking¶
Fine, J. (2000). Line breaking and page breaking. TUGboat, 21(3).
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- Knuth–Plass Line-Breaking Algorithm
- Fine demonstrates that the same dynamic-programming idea can be developed for page makeup, yet the vertical unit, state, and objective differ.
This sourceDistinguishes paragraph-to-lines breaking from the analogous optimization of page makeup.
- Fine demonstrates that the same dynamic-programming idea can be developed for page makeup, yet the vertical unit, state, and objective differ.
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