Re: Forced space

Dr Engelbert Buxbaum schrieb:

Have you tried using "\ "? That is the usual command to enter a space
after a TeX-command so it does not get eaten. Since you don't give a
minimal compilable example, it is difficult to give more specific
advice.

You use <control space> to insert that amount of discardable glue that
you get by a <space token> when the space factor is 1000.
Usually this is what you want in situations where preventing the eating
of spaces is neded.

Whether <control space> or <space token> after the
otherlanguage-environment is better for inserting discardable glue might
depend on behavior desired in the case of the phrase within the
otherlanguage-environment ending with punctuation.

Sincerely

Ulrich