Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
please have a look at the following minimal example (ran with mkii):
->
\usetypescript[postscript][\defaultencoding] \setupencoding[default=texnansi] \enableregime[utf]
Test text\footnote{{Z4300, Stand: 1.{|DuennRaum|}Januar\;2002, einsehbar unter \hyphenatedurl{http://www.thw.de/thw‑inland/ grundlagen/rechtsgrundlagen/abr\_rili.htm}}}
\stoptext
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Just shortly before handing the PDF to the printer I saw that the part "thw‑inland" surprisingly became "thw\dochar␣{45}inland" (at least on my machine)!
Is there a fix?
Using U+002D instead of U+2011 in the url will remove the symptom (of course). There is a problem with active characters inside \hyphenatedurl but frankly I find that hardly surprising. Hans or Wolfgang will without doubt come up with a nice solution, but as usual, here is a bizarre (yet working) hack from me: \enableregime[utf] \everyhyphenatedurl{\def\softhyphen{-}} Best wishes, Taco