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I wonder if there is a way to tell to WinEdt (or TexStudio) to start a new line when a word reaches the margins of a document.
The reason is that I don't like to have long expressions and I don't want to hit "enter" in order to start a new line manually each time a word reaches the margins of a page.
Thanks in advance
It can depend on where you need to do this, but the standard methods for keeping text together should work for you:
aaa bbb ccc ddd~eee~fff ...
or
aaa bbb ccc \mbox{ddd eee fff} ...
Under no circumstances will ddd eee fff ever break, so you can write the entire organisation name with \mbox and it should do what you want.
If your text has a lot of these words it's probably best to go with fully unjustified text as in the first answer, but sometimes you have text which would look best justified apart from occasional outcrops of unbreakable words. In these cases you can just use a definition as below which allows lines to break short before such words but otherwise tries to justify both paragraph margins.
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\newenvironment{foo}
{\par
\hyphenpenalty=10000
\exhyphenpenalty=10000
}
{\par}
\newcommand\lword[1]{\leavevmode\nobreak\hskip0pt plus\linewidth\penalty50\hskip0pt plus-\linewidth\nobreak\textbf{#1}}
\begin{document}
\section{Test}
\begin{foo}
Finally there is a simple solution using \textsc{\lword{XMLResource.OPTION\_RECORD\_UNKNOWN\_FEATURE}} option. And the
text must go on \ldots.
And another example the show must go on, but we have too less text (\lword{createUnspecifiedNodeWarningMarker} and
\lword{createUnspecifiedNodeErrorMarker}, sdjklashjksa \lword{createUnspecifiedLinkWarningMarker} and
\lword{createUnspecifiedLinkErrorMarker}).
More text, more text. More text, more text. More text, more text.
More text, more text. More text, more text. More text, more text.
More text, more text. More text, more text. More text, more text.
\end{foo}
\end{document}
Note, unrelated to the linebreaking issue the standard fonts don't include a bold small caps, so you get a font warning and bold normal text for the first case.
Best Answer
For TeXstudio:
You can control line wrapping at
Options -> Advanced Editor -> Special Options -> Line WrappingNote: The option "Hard Wrapping" uses Soft-Wrapping during the edit session. This makes editing easier. The soft wraps are converted to line breaks during the save operation.
If you want to explicitly apply hard wraps during an edit session, you can use
Idefix -> Hard Line Break ...andIdefix -> Repeat Hard Line Break.