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Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex? I am using ACS Guide and it says:




Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.




I am also using the url package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks and UrlBigBreaks, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?










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  • Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

    – Bernard
    yesterday











  • @Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

    – ralk912
    yesterday






  • 1





    The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

    – David Purton
    yesterday
















1















Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex? I am using ACS Guide and it says:




Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.




I am also using the url package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks and UrlBigBreaks, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?










share|improve this question























  • Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

    – Bernard
    yesterday











  • @Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

    – ralk912
    yesterday






  • 1





    The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

    – David Purton
    yesterday














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Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex? I am using ACS Guide and it says:




Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.




I am also using the url package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks and UrlBigBreaks, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?










share|improve this question














Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex? I am using ACS Guide and it says:




Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.




I am also using the url package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks and UrlBigBreaks, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?







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  • Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

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  • @Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

    – ralk912
    yesterday






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    The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

    – David Purton
    yesterday



















  • Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

    – Bernard
    yesterday











  • @Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

    – ralk912
    yesterday






  • 1





    The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

    – David Purton
    yesterday

















Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

– Bernard
yesterday





Maybe take a look at the xurl package.

– Bernard
yesterday













@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

– ralk912
yesterday





@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the url package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.

– ralk912
yesterday




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1





The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

– David Purton
yesterday





The command you are after is UrlSpecials. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…

– David Purton
yesterday










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I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs} which redefines UrlBreaks and UrlSpecials according to your rules.



There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between : and // rather than between the //, but if you have // somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.



MWE



documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}

makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother

raggedright

begin{document}

hsize 5cm

section*{Default Style}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

section*{ACS Style}

urlstyle{acs}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

end{document}


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  • This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

    – ralk912
    12 hours ago






  • 1





    @ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

    – David Purton
    8 hours ago



















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You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:



usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}


Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-} if you want to be able to break it after a / or a -.



For example, if the entry was this:



@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}


It will look like this:





For other options, look into the url package documentation.






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    – ralk912
    yesterday











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I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs} which redefines UrlBreaks and UrlSpecials according to your rules.



There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between : and // rather than between the //, but if you have // somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.



MWE



documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}

makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother

raggedright

begin{document}

hsize 5cm

section*{Default Style}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

section*{ACS Style}

urlstyle{acs}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

end{document}


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  • This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

    – ralk912
    12 hours ago






  • 1





    @ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

    – David Purton
    8 hours ago
















3














I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs} which redefines UrlBreaks and UrlSpecials according to your rules.



There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between : and // rather than between the //, but if you have // somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.



MWE



documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}

makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother

raggedright

begin{document}

hsize 5cm

section*{Default Style}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

section*{ACS Style}

urlstyle{acs}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

end{document}


output






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  • This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

    – ralk912
    12 hours ago






  • 1





    @ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

    – David Purton
    8 hours ago














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I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs} which redefines UrlBreaks and UrlSpecials according to your rules.



There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between : and // rather than between the //, but if you have // somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.



MWE



documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}

makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother

raggedright

begin{document}

hsize 5cm

section*{Default Style}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

section*{ACS Style}

urlstyle{acs}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

end{document}


output






share|improve this answer













I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs} which redefines UrlBreaks and UrlSpecials according to your rules.



There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between : and // rather than between the //, but if you have // somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.



MWE



documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}

makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother

raggedright

begin{document}

hsize 5cm

section*{Default Style}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

section*{ACS Style}

urlstyle{acs}

url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}

end{document}


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  • This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

    – ralk912
    12 hours ago






  • 1





    @ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

    – David Purton
    8 hours ago



















  • This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

    – ralk912
    12 hours ago






  • 1





    @ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

    – David Purton
    8 hours ago

















This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

– ralk912
12 hours ago





This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get bibtex to recognize these, though?

– ralk912
12 hours ago




1




1





@ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

– David Purton
8 hours ago





@ralk912 just put the code and the call to urlstyle into your preamble after you load biblatex and it should just work.

– David Purton
8 hours ago











0














You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:



usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}


Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-} if you want to be able to break it after a / or a -.



For example, if the entry was this:



@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}


It will look like this:





For other options, look into the url package documentation.






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    Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.

    – ralk912
    yesterday
















0














You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:



usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}


Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-} if you want to be able to break it after a / or a -.



For example, if the entry was this:



@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}


It will look like this:





For other options, look into the url package documentation.






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  • 3





    Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.

    – ralk912
    yesterday














0












0








0







You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:



usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}


Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-} if you want to be able to break it after a / or a -.



For example, if the entry was this:



@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}


It will look like this:





For other options, look into the url package documentation.






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You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:



usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}


Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-} if you want to be able to break it after a / or a -.



For example, if the entry was this:



@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}


It will look like this:





For other options, look into the url package documentation.







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    Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.

    – ralk912
    yesterday














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    – ralk912
    yesterday








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Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.

– ralk912
yesterday





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