Am Freitag, den 29.03.2019, 10:03 +0000 schrieb Guenter Milde: > Take the file autotests/export/latex/CJK/en-de-el-ru-zh_CN_language- > default.lyx > It compiles fine with the inputenc settings: "auto", "utf8", and > "utf8-cjk" > but not with any of the fixed-width 8-bit encodings: Changing to the > present > English default encoding "iso8859-15" results in the error > > Could not find LaTeX command for character '就' (code point 0x5c31) > > and no output.
Thanks. I will check these when I do the change. > There are no definitions for Arabic characters or CJK charactes in > lib/unicodesymbols. Therefore, characters from the Arabic, Chinese, > Korean, > and Japanese script are only supported, if they are handled by > LaTeX's > inputenc package: > > * The CJK package adds handling of CJK characters (for utf8 and some > "native" legacy encodings) > > * The Arabi package adds handling of Arab characters (for utf8 and > cp1256) This, too. > > So with your solution a significant group of users will stick with > > 8bit > > encodings forever. > > This is easily solved by changing the default default: > > diff --git a/src/BufferParams.cpp b/src/BufferParams.cpp > index de46966f2e..028889cd66 100644 > --- a/src/BufferParams.cpp > +++ b/src/BufferParams.cpp > @@ -425,7 +425,7 @@ BufferParams::BufferParams() > fonts_sans_scale[1] = 100; > fonts_typewriter_scale[0] = 100; > fonts_typewriter_scale[1] = 100; > - inputenc = "auto"; > + inputenc = "utf8"; > lang_package = "default"; > graphics_driver = "default"; > default_output_format = "default"; This is just even more finger-painting. You basically want to defunc auto. > > I have this on my agenda, and I will definitely go on to change > > languages for 2.4.0, so be aware that all work you do on templates > > might be wasted time. > > Please don't force this unless > > a) it does not break any tests, or > b) a majority of developers agree that it it OK to break these tests. I will. If tests break, we can fix the cause. In any case, just painting over the language's default encoding everywhere is not a sane solution. Jürgen > > Günter >
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