>> There are two possibilities to support ArabTeX and ARABI together in
>> LyX: 1) to specify which one we would like to use througout the file
>> 2) to specify that we like to use ArabTeX for some part of the file
>> instead of ARABI (note that the other way is not possible)
>>
>> The question i
Mostafa Vahedi wrote:
Mostafa> The question is: which one to use?
You said above that the two packages are fully compatible. Can't we
require both then?
Indeed :) Especially sine most of the arabic support is built
with arabtex in mind, I guess. Unfortunately, I do not have a
good answer to
>> Mostafa> The question is: which one to use?
>
>You said above that the two packages are fully compatible. Can't we
>require both then?
>
>>
>> Indeed :) Especially sine most of the arabic support is built with
>> arabtex in mind, I guess. Unfortunately, I do not have a good answer
>> to this
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Mostafa" == Mostafa Vahedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mostafa> 1) The few fonts defined in ArabTeX are not beautiful and I
Mostafa> don't know of any other fonts can be used with ArabTeX, while
Mostafa> ARABI uses the many free fonts available on the Internet and
> "Mostafa" == Mostafa Vahedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mostafa> 1) The few fonts defined in ArabTeX are not beautiful and I
Mostafa> don't know of any other fonts can be used with ArabTeX, while
Mostafa> ARABI uses the many free fonts available on the Internet and
Mostafa> it is possible
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I seemed to me that LyX' arabic format was supposed to rely on
> arabtex. Could you comment on the differences between those two
> packages?
> JMarc
1) The few fonts defined in ArabTeX are not beautiful and I don't know of any
other fonts ca
> "Mostafa" == Mostafa Vahedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Mostafa Vahedi wrote: > Two set of changes to "src/Font.cpp" > 1)
>> In Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi (Right-to-Left) languages the numbers
>> > are written from left to write.
>>
>> I will commit this part as it is obviously correct.
>
Mostafa Vahedi wrote:
Mostafa Vahedi wrote:
Two set of changes to "src/Font.cpp"
1) In Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi (Right-to-Left) languages the numbers
are written from left to write.
I will commit this part as it is obviously correct.
2) Mixing Farsi & Arabic with english "\textFR{phrase}" an
There are other places with special casing for "hebrew" in the code,
could you please have a look at this Mostafa?
BufferParam::writeLaTeX() line 839:
// language should be a parameter to \documentclass
if (language->babel() == "hebrew"
&& default_language->babel()
> Mostafa Vahedi wrote:
> > Two set of changes to "src/Font.cpp"
> > 1) In Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi (Right-to-Left) languages the numbers
> > are written from left to write.
>
> I will commit this part as it is obviously correct.
>
> > 2) Mixing Farsi & Arabic with english "\textFR{phrase}" and
Mostafa Vahedi wrote:
Two set of changes to "src/Font.cpp"
1) In Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi (Right-to-Left) languages the numbers
are written from left to write.
I will commit this part as it is obviously correct.
2) Mixing Farsi & Arabic with english "\textFR{phrase}" and
"\textAR{phrase}" a
Two set of changes to "src/Font.cpp"
1) In Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi (Right-to-Left) languages the numbers are
written from left to write.
2) Mixing Farsi & Arabic with english "\textFR{phrase}" and "\textAR{phrase}"
are used respectively.
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