Hello all,
Is there a simple way to tell xe(la)tex not to hyphenate *before* a
combining diacritical mark?
For example, please take a look at this minimal example. You must have
DejaVu Sans in order to see the acute sign at the beginning of the
second line.
--- test.tex ---
\documentclas
(Sorry if this appears twice on the list...)
Hello all,
Is there a simple way to tell xe(la)tex not to hyphenate *before* a
combining diacritical mark?
For example, please take a look at this minimal example. You must have
DejaVu Sans in order to see the acute sign at the beginning of the
second
> (Sorry if this appears twice on the list...)
>
> Hello all,
>
> Is there a simple way to tell xe(la)tex not to hyphenate
> *before* a
> combining diacritical mark?
>
> For example, please take a look at this minimal example. You
> must have
> DejaVu Sans in order to see the acute sign at the
2010/11/15 :
> I don't get the hyphen if I put
>
> \XeTeXinputnormalization=1
>
> in the preamble and write the offending word as
>
> βαίνο
>
> i.e., inserting a COMBINING ACUTE TONE MARK (U+0341) after the iota
> (the software used for this message probably does the combination by
> itself). The
> No, \XeTeXinputnormalization is not what I am looking for. In my
> example, Greek language, alpha and combining acute are there just for
> the sake of simplicity. In the real material, I have more complex
> pairs that certainly do not have precomposed variants.
You should use XeTeX interchar t
