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Allow hyphenation of dashed words & if hyphenated on the dash, add another dash in next line

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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.

First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:

enten-
dendo-se

or

en-
tendendo-se

Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:

entendendo-
-se

I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary---.

But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?

And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?

PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.

xetex hyphenation languages

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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.

First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:

enten-
dendo-se

or

en-
tendendo-se

Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:

entendendo-
-se

I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary---.

But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?

And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?

PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.

xetex hyphenation languages

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João RodriguesJoão Rodrigues

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I have two requirements. I can achieve each one of these two requirements separately but I have not been able to combine them.

First, I need to allow the hyphenation of dashed words (eg: "entendendo-se"), which by default it isn't possible.
Example:

enten-
dendo-se

or

en-
tendendo-se

Then, when a word is hyphenated, if the line break occurs on the dash, it should add another dash in the following line (this is a portuguese language rule).
Example:

entendendo-
-se

I know that I can achieve the first one by using the extdash package with -/ and I can achieve the second one by defining a macro that will replace the dashes with discretionary---.

But how can I combine both requirements in a solution?

And finally, but not required, would it be possible to apply the solution to all the dashes throughout some part of the text (so that I don't need to replace every dash with a command [or whatever would be used])?

PS: I am currently using the XeLaTeX compiler.

xetex hyphenation languages

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dendo-se

en-
tendendo-se

entendendo-
-se

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