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Merged Malte Arps requested to merge s369712/latex_thesis:main into main

Using titles with longer words (like mine, Optical Inter-Satellite Link Acquisition Algorithm Based on Variable Beam Divergence Using Active Metal Mirror) led to hyphenation. Manually adding \\ caused a warning from hyperref (Package hyperref Warning: Token not allowed in a PDF string (Unicode):removing '\\' on input line 30.).

I used \raggedright in my thesis, looks ok imo.

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    Apart from that, thanks for the nice template and the helpful comments! Another modification I used was reducing the table of contents max level to subsections, \setcounter{tocdepth}{2} in config.tex. Including subsubsections led to quite the cluttered toc.

  • Happy to hear that it was helpful :)

    Yes, the \raggedright definitely makes sense, going to merge this.

    The \\ causing warnings with hyperref is because it is setup to take the \@title marco and write it to the PDF as metadata for the title (see \hypersetup in scrskoma.cls). Sadly it's quite "fragile" and does not automagically discard formatting. The author metadata property has the same problem - something like \@safepdfauthor could probably also be built for the title (to skip taking the value from \@title) if required. But if it works with \raggedright, i would leave it at this for now ;)

    TOC depth is also a bit of a taste topic, yes ;)

  • mentioned in commit 94c57a94

  • mentioned in commit 70c347cd

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