For unusual words, is there a quick way to check if I must specify my own hyphenation pattern?
In this example, the word 'cacheability' needs a custom pattern. I do not want to scan my document looking for the problem words jutting into the margin. Currently, I provide a hyphenation for every long word my editor flags for spell checking, but it's a pain.
I'd really like a package that warns me of long words without a hyphenation pattern.
\documentclass{book}
%\hyphenation{ cache-abil-ity }
\usepackage[english]{babel}
\begin{document}
cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability cacheability.
\end{document}
showhyphens
package as a basis for finding long words without hyphenation points? See this answer or maybe this question. – Stephan Lehmke Aug 25 '12 at 5:59\hfuzz
parameter to suppress warnings of really small distortions. – masu Oct 24 '13 at 14:01