So for some reason, if there is a word with quotes or an apostrophe before it, and it's at the end of the margin and would rollover to the next line, it takes the word before it with it.
So this sentence:
Yonk nods by raising his head once and then lowering it. “That your real name? 'Melody'?”
which should appear like this, given where the margin is:
Yonk nods by raising his head once and then lowering it. “That your real name?
'Melody'?”
appears like this:
Yonk nods by raising his head once and then lowering it. “That your real
name? 'Melody'?”
in spite of the fact that other lines around it use up all available space. Only happens where there's apostrophes or quotes before words. Not sure if it being the beginning of a sentence is part of it. Any idea how I can get WLW to knock this off?
(note that for the example I have obviously used 'enter' to achieve the above examples. That's not what's going on in WLW)
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