Do you have to enable hyphen when using BibTeX?
Unfortunately, it seems that \\hyphenation in the main text doesn’t apply to bibtex entries It’s not a problem with BibTeX, but you have to enable hyphenation after every hyphen. Here is an example: Thank you for the example, phi, it was very helpful.
When to use the langid field in BibLaTeX?
The biblatex “langid” field (which used to be called “hyphenation” until biblatex v2.8, released 2013-10-21) specifies the (main) language of the metadata, and is used to switch hyphenation patterns and capitalization routines. It thus matches the CSL “language” variable perfectly.
Where does the CSL ” language ” variable go in BibLaTeX?
The CSL “language” variable should be mapped from and to the biblatex “langid” field upon import and export, *not* from/to the biblatex “language” field.
When to break at a hyphen in English?
The TeX standards (always break at hyphens, never break automatically if there is a hard or soft hyphen in the same word) are OK for the English language where there are only short words and few hyphens. It is not sufficient for languages with long words and many hyphens, like German.
Why does latex clash with BibTeX and hyperref?
LaTex Error: Option clash for package url. since the hyperref package loads the url package somewhere internally without that hypens option, and then you want to load it with the option, so it clashes.
Is the hyphen a legal break point in pdflatex?
By default, the url package does not consider hyphens as legal break points. The above answer by mhp may not provide a solution when PDFLaTeX complains with “Option clash for package url.”
Why does hyperref not break at a hyphen?
By default, the url package does not consider hyphens as legal break points. Incidentally, there’s a good reason for the default: if a URI gets broken at a hyphen, the user may not know whether the hyphen is a part of the URI or an artifact of an intrusive H&J routine.
Are there any packages that control hyphens and dashes?
BTW, just a thought, there are many packages for many purposes in LaTeX, have anybody created a package that controls hyphens and dashes (nonbreakable ones and “no-break-after-hyphen/dash” in particular?) meho_r wrote: Thank you for the example, phi, it was very helpful.
When to use braces or braces in BibTeX?
BibTeX tries to parse the author names to be able to sort and format them. To prevent this, put them into a pair of braces. Because ordinary strings are already delimited either by braces or by quotation marks, you’ll have to type ” { }” or { { }}. I chose the former in my example.