[texworks] Hard wrapping

[Dohyun Kim]

2009/5/7 Jonathan Kew <jfkthame at googlemail.com>:
>
> Currently, wrapping to "current window size" is based on the width of the
> window and the "average char width" of the current font. This is only an
> approximation, and generally leaves the lines a bit short if using a
> proportional font. That's not too bad, but with CJK documents, the
> consistently wide characters will result in over-long lines.
>
> Does it behave any better if you explicitly choose a suitable CJK font,
> instead of relying on automatic font fallback to display the CJK characters?
>

I just have tested and here is the report:

"Guseul.ttf" contained in "ttf-alee" debian (maybe ubuntu as well)
package works well with wrapping at "current window size".
This font has Korean glyphs only; it does not contain any Latin glyphs.
Among dozens of Korean fonts I have, this very exceptional font is
the only one that works currently.

Normally, Korean fonts have Latin glyphs as well as Korean glyphs,
so resulting in over-long lines after wrapping at current windows size.

Dohyun Kim