Hi all,
As suggested by Will Robertson, I'm posting this here too. I have been
experimenting a bit with vertical Japanese text in fontspec.
It works somewhat, but I have also found some issues. If any one you has
some experience with this, please have a look at:
http://groups.google.com/gr
I just looked at tikz files today and the solution is so simple. just put
this before \begin{document}:
\makeatletter
\let\pgfu...@minipage\minipage
\let\pgfu...@endminipage\endminipage
\makeatother
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Vafa Khalighi
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Hi Pander,
can you attach that .tex to a reply, since the page you linked to has
inserted delicious and utterly useless linebreaks =)
I've done Japanese vertical typesetting using XeLaTeX and Fontspce
(although I ditched Memoir at some point because it wasn't playing nice
enough with glossar
I almost know nothing about vertical typesetting but can not you do vertical
typesetting by some rotation?
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Vafa Khalighi
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Le 07/05/2010 15:16, Vafa Khalighi a écrit :
\makeatletter
\let\pgfu...@minipage\minipage
\let\pgfu...@endminipage\endminipage
\makeatother
Thank you very much, my flowchart is generated now!
These few lines must be used to patch bidi or pgf/tikz? I mean next
version of which package shoul
> These few lines must be used to patch bidi or pgf/tikz? I mean next version
> of which package should correct the problem?
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It would not matter actually but because bidi should be loaded as the last
package, these could be done inside bidi package and I have already done
that. So if you are
Vafa Khalighi wrote:
I almost know nothing about vertical typesetting but can not you do
vertical typesetting by some rotation?
This is that certain glyphs need a special version or special extra
rotation or alignment.
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Best wishes,
Vafa Khalighi
Michiel Kamermans wrote:
Hi Pander,
can you attach that .tex to a reply, since the page you linked to has
inserted delicious and utterly useless linebreaks =)
Done. If more people want it, let me know.
I've done Japanese vertical typesetting using XeLaTeX and Fontspce
(although I ditched Me
Vafa,
I almost know nothing about vertical typesetting but can not you do
vertical typesetting by some rotation?
Yes and no. For the normal syllabic scripts and chinese characters, you
can. However, there are also half-height OR half-width characters,
depending on the writing direction. In h
Sorry for the delay. I am not releasing a new version of Junicode right
now, but a build from the current CVS version, which now includes
underdotted r, is here:
http://faculty.virginia.edu/OldEnglish/secret/junicode-current.zip
It also has whatever else is new since the last release. For exam
I'm trying to write a footnote that has hebrew and english. Even "non
breakable" whitespace isn't working.
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test.
Pander,
>
I use the XeTeX interchar solution for that in my book. I use Palatino
Linotype as main font, but it lacks a lot of extended latin charact
I do not think this is bidi's problem. Maybe this is something that should
get fixed inside polyglossia.
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Can you send a minimal example using only bidi (no fontspec, no polyglossia,
no etc) that shows the bug?
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One more thing. The \ltr command is a bidi internal macro and should not be
used by ordinary users. It is a tool for implementing bidi's footnote
mechanism. So you only should use those commands documented in the
documentation.
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Best wishes,
Vafa Khalighi
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