LO 25.8.4.2, Fedora 43, KDE Plasma desktop
In technical documents you often have to insert long “technical” strings of characters, like an URL. These “words” are seen by Writer as atomic, i.e. not breakable. This means justification could leave huge white space in lines. Also, they don’t look like made of human-language syllable and, if hyphenation is enabled, they break at arbitrary position.
My goal is to insert preferred break locations with soft hyphen formatting marks Ctl+-. Unfortunately, when hyphenation occurs, a hyphen is added at end of line.
When you’re dealing with technical information (like URL as aforementioned), this addition completely changes the semantics of the sequence with the insertion of a faulty character. Readers canot assert if the hyphen must be removed or if it was really part of the data.
Is there a setting to disable hyphen insertion is such specific cases? Can it be recorded in a character style, though hyphenation configuration is defined in paragraph style?