On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 16:01, Arthur Reutenauer
wrote:
>> Can't help with the "How to type one"
> That's not what Bogdan means with “to generate”; he means to actually
> insert the character in the text stream, since one might worry that when
> typing a character actually calls a macro that is s
Am Thu, 13 Jan 2011 15:43:00 +0100 schrieb Bogdan Butnaru:
> I’m writing a document using XeTeX (mainly for its ease of accessing
> TTF fonts) and with the package xunicode to allow me to type Unicode
> characters easily—for several reasons it’s considerably more
> convenient for me to have thing
> \XeTeXdashbreakstate 1
I didn't know that command. When was it introduce?
Arthur
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Subject: Re: [XeTeX] Unicode-named macros in XeTeX
I anticipate the problem of having to actually generate the em-dash
character instead of recursively calling the em-dash macro inside the
macro, so please mention this if you h
> Can't help with the "How to type one"
That's not what Bogdan means with “to generate”; he means to actually
insert the character in the text stream, since one might worry that when
typing a character actually calls a macro that is supposed to insert
that same character into the text, the macro
> I anticipate the problem of having to actually generate the em-dash
> character instead of recursively calling the em-dash macro inside the
> macro, so please mention this if you have a solution for me, but I’m
> already stumped at the “how to call a macro ‘—’” part.
You need to make the em-da
Bogdan Butnaru wrote:
However, I’m not satisfied with the way em-dashes behave in this
setup. I’d like to define a macro that does what I want (e.g. control
spacing and line breaking around the dash), but I want to call by just
typing an em-dash, i.e. just “—” instead of “\dash”.
I anticipate
Hello everyone! This might be a silly question, but please be gentle.
I honestly tried to find and answer and failed.
I’m writing a document using XeTeX (mainly for its ease of accessing
TTF fonts) and with the package xunicode to allow me to type Unicode
characters easily—for several reasons it’
