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said Michael H:

| However, I've had similar wrapping issues in LibreOffice 6.3 with
| material I generate automatically when I set hyphenation to OFF, then
| turn every space into a no-break space. I don't see how that could
| happen while 'typing' but I have seen the issue, and you fix it by
| allowing breakpoints. That is turn hyphenation back on, and put in
| normal spaces.

Thanks very much. I've pretty well figured out that the problem here was
when L.O. Writer decided to label paragraphs as being in Japanese (even
though they contained no Japanese kana or kanji characters and most of
them didn't even contain romaji). And if I manually return the paragraphs
to English (USA) the line breaks become sane once again.

What I have not figured out is a.) why this happened -- if someone were,
say, to insert an English word into a document of Japanese Kana, would
L.O. Writer decide the whole document is English? -- and b.) how to
prevent it happening again.



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