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I would like to put my \footnotes{} on a separate line in code, to make code easier to maintain and read. But I don't want any whitespace in between the foot note, and the preceeding word in the output. Is this possible?

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Make it this way:

word%
\footnote{footnote text}
more text

In other words set a percent sign directly after the word, where the footnote belongs to. See also What is the use of percent signs at the end of lines?.

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Thanks for the speedy answer and the link! – naught101 Apr 26 '12 at 2:41
I do exactly the same, but the end of my footnote looks like this: } %. This way I can use wrap the lines in emacs (e.g., M-q) and it won't put the 'more text' on the same line as the end of the footnote. – jon Apr 26 '12 at 16:17
This works great... – ATOzTOA Feb 28 at 8:20

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