Hello All,
I am having a bit of a problem with Arabic text in footnotes. For some
reason certain characters such as ^ _ etc, are being read as operators
that call for a math environment, even though they are written within a
\textarab environment.
This problem can be "solved" by using the pa
Hello All,
Is there a good way to get a long i with an overbar and no dot that can
be changed by the environment to agree with the text that it belongs to.
I am using \={\i} at the moment, but this seems to call in a special
character which cannot be modified. That is, it cannot be bold, ital
OK, but is there a solution for people who are using a fair bit of math
and imputing Arabic with ASCI input?
Philiрp Rеichmuth wrote:
Am Wed, 12 May 2010 06:46:36 +0200 schrieb Tilman Hannemann:
I have encountered a similar problem before. It should be solved by
putting
\catcode`_=11
\
For some reason, this is only happening within footnotes. Within the
footnote, even changing the catcodes inside a group is not working.
Khaled Hosny wrote:
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 02:19:13PM +0900, Nathan Camillo Sidoli wrote:
OK, but is there a solution for people who are using a fair
There seems to be a conflict with the loading order of packages mathspec
and arabxetex, which both require amsmath.
The mathspec package will ask for amsmath to be loaded first, but the
arabxetex will load amsmath because it needs the \overline macro.
The mathspec package must be loaded first
Hello All,
I finally upgraded to TexLive 2012. I'm getting a few warnings, but I'm
not sure if they are serious. I can't tell if there is any change in the
final product.
The first is:
(/usr/local/texlive/2012/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/fixltx2e.sty)
**
Is there anyway to change the math mode digits for only certain parts of
a text?
I have some math in Arabic text in a largely English document. I would
like to change the math mode digits in this parts to use Eastern Arabic
digits, whereas the rest of the text will use standard Hindu-Arabic di
This may not actually be a xetex question, but I suspect I may get a
useful answer here.
Is there someway I can more accurately control the line height when
using an Arabic font? When I use certain Arabic fonts, such as Amiri,
which stack a lot in certain situations, I get very mixed line heig
I have a question about the placement of tanwin for indefinite
accusatives in arabxetex. (And a related question for Amiri font.)
My understanding in that the preferred style in Arabic is that the
tanwin should be placed over the final consonant, even if there is a
final alif.
This was the d
Hello Everyone,
Over the weekend I updated both my system (to Mac OS 10.10), and TeXlive
(to 2015).
Now I have an issue with tanwin for indefinite accusatives in ArabXeTeX.
Here is a minimal example:
\usepackage[novoc,fdf2noalif]{arabxetex}
%\oldtanwin
\newfontfamily\arabicfont[Script=Arab
On 7/31/15 1:26 PM, Akira Kakuto wrote:
Hi,
When I compile this document, a tanwin in the unicode input (etc.,
خطًا) is stripped out in the output.
I don't know arabxetex, but I think
\textarabic[utf]{Arabic in UTF-8}
can be a solution in this case.
That is, the option [utf] for the command
On 7/31/15 4:45 PM, Akira Kakuto wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for this suggestion. Unfortunately, utf simply
prints the text as it finds it, so the first part of my
file (see below) appears as
I intended to use \textarabic usually, and to use \textarabic[utf]
when it is necessary.
Best,
Akira
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