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| In ], the term '''''hard space''''' has several meanings, all related to a special way of representing the ] between characters. | |||
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| *The most commonly used meaning is the same as ]: a special space character used by a ] that forbids an automatic line breaking (]) at its position. | |||
| *In earlier days of ]s that worked with ] ] ]s, when a paragraph has to be ], this achieved by means of inserting extra '''soft spaces''' at ]s. The soft spaces were so called because they could be "compressed" away during further editing. By contrast, ordinary spaces were called ''hard'' or ''incompressible'' spaces. | |||
| *Also, in some older text editors, the hard spaces were both ''non-expandable''—i.e., no soft spaces could be added to them—and non-breaking ones. | |||
| == See also == | |||
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