tanukihee do we need a command like "\forceglue", especially "\forcexkglue" or "\>" to tell luatexja to insert an xkanjiskip here and "\forcekglue" to tell luatexja to insert a kanjiskip there? And they will have the same priorities like other JAglues under luatexja-adjust.
That's a good idea. I'll work on the holiday season.
Note that \> is defined as a synonym of \medspace by LaTeX kernel (unlike \<), so I'm not sure that it is good to define \> always by the LuaTeX-ja package. (Personally, I prefer to define/use a short form \>.)
tanukihee What about "\+"? It is not defined by LaTeX neither. (But it's a quite important macro in TeX...)
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Added \insertxkanjiskip and \insertkanjiskip in commit 6be0fb5. By default, they use values at the execution place, but \insertxkanjiskip late and \insertkanjiskip late uses those at the end of the paragraph. I hope they work fine with luatexja-adjust.
shorthand form
I didn't put any shorthand form in LuaTeX-ja itself now.
I released LuaTeX-ja 20201224.0, which includes \insertxkanjiskip. But I leave this ticket open, because of the shorthand form.
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In luatexja, we can use \inhibitglue or \< to stop luatexja inserting glue around a JAchar. But sometimes when we need to temporarily or forcibly insert a kanjiskip or an xkanjiskip (especially xkanjiskip), what can we do?
For example, I want to temporarily insert an xkanjiskip between ( and あ. In luatexja.dtx, (\hskip\ltjgetparameter{xkanjiskip}あ is used (line 2271), or we can use \ltjsetparameter{alxspmode...} to set it, but it cannot be multiply changed in one paragraph. However when luatexja-adjust is used, the JAglue will have priorities. The \hskip\ltjgetparameter{xkanjiskip} will be stretched firstly while other xkanjiskips are the third to be stretched.
Therefore, do we need a command like "\forceglue", especially "\forcexkglue" or "\>" to tell luatexja to insert an xkanjiskip here and "\forcekglue" to tell luatexja to insert a kanjiskip there? And they will have the same priorities like other JAglues under luatexja-adjust.
Just a discussion, thank you very much.