Phil Perry

> This link: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/113445055/abstract I see it is repeated as the second entry in the **References** section. All I can suggest is that you submit a PR that cleans up...

A further problem: the "assisted browser line breaks" example has a lot of problems with gaps within words, such as "bal l". It's not hyphenation points; I can't tell what...

At least in Firefox, there are a few flavors of browser console around. These will flag various errors, but it's still bad that in normal operation the browser goes silently...

Don't hold your breath waiting for someone to fix the examples. Bram hasn't been around in _years_. I suspect he's lost interest in the project. Maybe someone can ask him...

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=svg+icon+dark+mode there appears to be ways to tell SVG to change its colors (via CSS), but they don't seem to be standardized yet. Too bad -- that would be useful....

Do your changes have any effects on reported bugs? 1. poor line-breaking in flatland demo 2. line-length setting doesn't seem to work 3. demerits value 100 or 3000?

Same problem in examples/article/browser-assist.js. In examples/article/index.html, it appears to have been addressed by initializing it to 0 before the first loop. I haven't examined the code carefully, but I suspect...

Regarding the second issue, if an unbreakable "word" is longer than the entire line I think it would be reasonable to _arbitrarily_ break it (to fit), otherwise it can never...

Regarding the first issue, notice in examples/article the "left" justified example is done with a higher tolerance (4) than the other four examples (tolerance of 3). I don't see any...

You might want to take a look at the Perl implementation of **typeset**, Text::KnuthPlass (PhilterPaper/text-knuthplass on GitHub) to see PDF typesetting using Knuth-Plass for line splitting. I took it over...