On 7/10/15 16:18, Peter Mukunda Pasedach wrote:
Dear XeTeX list,
in the following example,
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage[para]{footmisc}
\begin{document}
\footnote{XX just a few normal words to fill up the line
up to my word hy\-phe\-na\-te\-m
Oh, my bad. I was working from dim memory of the past. I wonder if LaTeX
changed its footnote handling somewhere along the line, or whether I'm just
wrong full stop. Not interesting in the present context.
Best,
Dominik
On 8 October 2015 at 12:12, David Carlisle wrote:
> On 8 October 2015 at
On 10/8/15, David Carlisle wrote:
> On 8 October 2015 at 17:53, Dominik Wujastyk wrote:
>> The original questioner said he was doing a critical edition. If he's
>> using
>> EDMAC or LEDMAC then perhaps I can note that EDMAC does some work to
>> avoid
>> setting footnote text in "restricted horiz
On 8 October 2015 at 17:53, Dominik Wujastyk wrote:
> The original questioner said he was doing a critical edition. If he's using
> EDMAC or LEDMAC then perhaps I can note that EDMAC does some work to avoid
> setting footnote text in "restricted horizontal mode". Restricted
> horizontal mode doe
The original questioner said he was doing a critical edition. If he's
using EDMAC or LEDMAC then perhaps I can note that EDMAC does some work to
avoid setting footnote text in "restricted horizontal mode". Restricted
horizontal mode does a number of annoying things to text, including (I
think) th
On 8/10/15 16:29, Bruno Le Floch wrote:
Here's a shorter example which hyphenates with cmr12 (in pdfTeX/XeTeX)
but not with the font copied from David's example: hyphenation is lost
when closing the hbox, as can be seen by adding the appropriate
\tracingonline=1\showboxbreadth=99 and \showlists j
Here's a shorter example which hyphenates with cmr12 (in pdfTeX/XeTeX)
but not with the font copied from David's example: hyphenation is lost
when closing the hbox, as can be seen by adding the appropriate
\tracingonline=1\showboxbreadth=99 and \showlists just before the
closing brace.
I have no i
On Thu, Oct 08, 2015 at 01:01:37PM +0100, David Carlisle wrote:
> Here is a plain tex example, not quite as minimal as I'd like but out
> of time for now.
>
> This hyphenates with pdftex but not xetex
Many thanks David, that's really helpful.
Best,
Arthur
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David Carlisle wrote:
> Here is a plain tex example, not quite as minimal as I'd like but out
> of time for now.
>
> This hyphenates with pdftex but not xetex
But the following hyphenates identically in both. I do wonder whether
being the last word of the para. is implicated ...
\nopagenumbe
Here is a plain tex example, not quite as minimal as I'd like but out
of time for now.
This hyphenates with pdftex but not xetex
\nopagenumbers
\catcode`\@=11
\ifx\Umathchar\@undefined
\font\x=cmr12
\else
\font\x="[lmroman12-regular]:mapping=tex-text"
\fi
\x
\newbox\FN@tempboxa
\newbox\FN@t
Jonathan Kew wrote:
> Yes, it's very possible this is an engine bug. What would be most useful
> here, I think, would be a reduced (non-LaTeX!) test case demonstrating
> the underlying incorrect behaviour at the (Xe)TeX primitive level. Any
> takers?
Way beyond my abilities but I can demonstrat
> Yes, it's very possible this is an engine bug. What would be most useful
> here, I think, would be a reduced (non-LaTeX!) > testcase demonstrating the
> underlying incorrect behavior at the (Xe)TeX primitive level. Any takers?
I'll see what I can do
David
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On 8/10/15 09:52, David Carlisle wrote:
On 8 October 2015 at 09:50, Philip Taylor wrote:
Hmmm, completely stymied : not even this works ...
It wouldn't be expected to really, this was asked on stackexchange initially
and it looks almost certainly due to the interface between tex's hyphenatio
On 8 October 2015 at 09:50, Philip Taylor wrote:
> Hmmm, completely stymied : not even this works ...
It wouldn't be expected to really, this was asked on stackexchange initially
and it looks almost certainly due to the interface between tex's hyphenation and
the font libraries, that is, an issu
Hmmm, completely stymied : not even this works ...
% !TeX Program=XeLaTeX
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage[para]{footmisc}
\begin{document}
\message {\meaning \discretionary}
\footnote{XX just a few normal words to fill up the line
up to my x x x hy
David Carlisle wrote:
> It seems to be there just that the \nobreak is making the first part
> not be th elast word in the paragraph.
Oops, I had forgotten that I had added a \nobreak when investigating
this odd behaviour earlier; sorry, Peter ! Back to the drawing board ...
** Phil.
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On 8 October 2015 at 09:25, Philip Taylor wrote:
>
>
> Zdenek Wagner wrote:
>
>> I have no time to look deep into it but does anybody know what is the
>> definition of \- if these packages is used? Isn't is possible that it is
>> a fragile macro? I remember one thing from Phil Taylor's tutorial he
Zdenek Wagner wrote:
> I have no time to look deep into it but does anybody know what is the
> definition of \- if these packages is used? Isn't is possible that it is
> a fragile macro? I remember one thing from Phil Taylor's tutorial held
> on EuroTeX'92 in Prague. He said that the most freque
I have no time to look deep into it but does anybody know what is the
definition of \- if these packages is used? Isn't is possible that it is a
fragile macro? I remember one thing from Phil Taylor's tutorial held on
EuroTeX'92 in Prague. He said that the most frequent error is wrong timing
of expa
Peter Mukunda Pasedach wrote:
> You then get "hyphen-ateme", which is not among the list of possible
> hyphenation points I've specified.
Yes, I realised that after I had posted, which confused me enormously.
The presence of explicit discretionaries within a word is supposed to
inhibit normal w
You then get "hyphen-ateme", which is not among the list of possible
hyphenation points I've specified.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 8:06 PM, Philip Taylor wrote:
> A trailing space will help :
>
> \footnote{XX just a few normal words to fill up the line
> up to my x x x hy\-phe\-na
A trailing space will help :
\footnote{XX just a few normal words to fill up the line
up to my x x x hy\-phe\-na\-te\-me }
Philip Taylor
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Dear XeTeX list,
in the following example,
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage[para]{footmisc}
\begin{document}
\footnote{XX just a few normal words to fill up the line
up to my word hy\-phe\-na\-te\-me}
\end{document}
the discretionary hyphens don't
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