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Sometimes when you have a PDF, it has space to list multiple names, but they don't each have a discrete box.
E.g., you can separate the names with a comma, and fit 1, 2, or 3 names, depending on how long they are.
In that scenario, we could trigger an addendum when the length of the list as a string is over a certain length. and we'd want to break the list of names at a full name, not halfway through someone's name.
Addendum doesn't really handle this yet:
It doesn't have a concept of calculating the list as a string, it just knows about strings or lists, not strings turned into lists.
If something is treated as a string, we don't have a way to cut off the list at an appropriate place. It will just be based on a whole word, but that might be just someone's first name, or even just part of their first name.
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Maybe we need the ability to define the addendum being triggered in a code block, rather than forcing people to use the overflow_trigger method? or maybe a combined approach?
maybe: overflow_calculation_method = "trigger"?
we don't really need to mess around with the "safe value" function, we can make people have their own way to print out what they want.
Sometimes when you have a PDF, it has space to list multiple names, but they don't each have a discrete box.
E.g., you can separate the names with a comma, and fit 1, 2, or 3 names, depending on how long they are.
In that scenario, we could trigger an addendum when the length of the list as a string is over a certain length. and we'd want to break the list of names at a full name, not halfway through someone's name.
Addendum doesn't really handle this yet:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: