On 2010-03-05, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > Guenter Milde wrote: >> However, Greek Unicode chars are missing in the output in the >> following example if:
>> a) babel is included, or >> b) the \setmainfont line is commented ... > Please file reports for these. Done. http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/6576 > I don't think our XeTeX has been thouroughly > tested yet. I have implemented it (due to user requests), but I do not use > XeTeX myself at all. Thanks for the implementation. Hopefully the upcoming alpha release will get someone with XeTeX experience interested in testing/reporting. >> We must replace babel by polyglossia, as babel is not compatible with >> XeTeX. Selecting XeTeX as output machine is an explicite request for >> full, language-independent Unicode support. > Sure, polyglossia support must follow eventually. But this is more work > than it seems. You have to dive into our language framework, which is > all over the place. But of course, patches are welcome. I am aware of possible problems. Maybe its time I read the XeTeX docs. (I hoped LyX would save me this trouble ;-) Günter
