I'm writing a text which has a lot of long Redis keys and camel cased text (like class names). This could be extended to long keywords and namespaces too. I want to accentuate these in way, so I'm using \texttt for this. The problem is that these are regularly overflowing out of the margin.
For example, the following snippet:
I'm having the issue that my Redis keys are overflowing, e.g. \texttt{Key:SubKey:SubSubKey:SubSubKey}.
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Results in:
I have solved this with my custom \rediskey command:
\usepackage{xstring}
\newcommand{\rediskey}[1]{\texttt{\StrSubstitute{#1}{:}{:\allowbreak{}}}}
Which results in:
I'm having the issue that my Redis keys are overflowing, e.g. \rediskey{Key:SubKey:SubSubKey:SubSubKey}.
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However, is their a better alternative to \texttt that might not have this problem?
Is there a better way to implement \rediskey?
Could someone help with the implementation of a \camelcase command that would allow breaks before a capital for example? (One caveat is that some of these are prefixed with 'I' to designate that it's an interface, and it would be weird to allow a break after one character.)
