Long words, for instance long xpubs and xprivs in BIP 32, cross beyond the right margin of normal paragraphs.
That is ugly, and maybe should be great to have it fixed in some way.
I think you can surely agree on some character that is not used in any BIP, and consider that as a dynamic word wrap marker, and use some dynamic word wrap feature to wrap very long words. You could ideally define it globally elegantly, so it can be changed easily whenever necessary.
You could alternatively downscale font when printing very long words, but I think that should be harder to use and less interesting as a solution for the issue.
What do you think?
Long words, for instance long xpubs and xprivs in BIP 32, cross beyond the right margin of normal paragraphs.
That is ugly, and maybe should be great to have it fixed in some way.
I think you can surely agree on some character that is not used in any BIP, and consider that as a dynamic word wrap marker, and use some dynamic word wrap feature to wrap very long words. You could ideally define it globally elegantly, so it can be changed easily whenever necessary.
You could alternatively downscale font when printing very long words, but I think that should be harder to use and less interesting as a solution for the issue.
What do you think?