latexbreak.config

# \[ is an escaped opening square bracket. So occurrences of "\[" (start of display math) in the document are considered to be occurrences of the "macro" [.
break_around_macro:             begin, end, \[, \], newpage, pagebreak, noindent, medskip, smallskip, bigskip, part\*?, section\*?, subsection\*?, subsubsection\*?, paragraph\*?
# \ is an escaped backslash. So occurrences of "\\" (linebreak) in the document are considered to be occurrences of the "macro" \.
break_after_macro:              newline, linebreak, \\, label
break_before_macro:             item
remove_newlines:                true
break_after_sentences:          true
begin_protect:                  .*\\begin\{(verbatim|listing|algorithm)\}.*
end_protect:                    .*\\end\{(verbatim|listing|algorithm)\}.*
# \[ plus all kinds of math environments, started (\begin{align*}) and unstared (\begin{align}) versions
begin_protect_sentences:        .*((\\\[)|(\\begin\{((equation\*?)|(align\*?)|(eqnarray\*?)|(multline\*?)|(gather\*?)|(flalign\*?)|(alignat\*?))\})).*
end_protect_sentences:          .*((\\\])|(\\end\{((equation\*?)|(align\*?)|(eqnarray\*?)|(multline\*?)|(gather\*?)|(flalign\*?)|(alignat\*?))\})).*
line_ends:                      ., !, ?, :
# inline math environments
begin_protect_sentences_inline: \$|\\\(
end_protect_sentences_inline:   \$|\\\(
# don't remove linebreaks before or after curly brackets
protect_break_after:            .*(\{|\})
protect_break_before:           (\{|\}).*