On 03-05-2010 19:30, Juan Francisco Fraile Vicente wrote:
You can find all the characters included in a font in the «character
map». In Linux, type in the terminal 'charmap'. If you are in Windows, I
think it is in 'Accesories→System Tools→Character Map'. In the character
map you can find precombined characters and combinable diacritical marks.
If you want to know where is the accent in your keyboard, you can
explore your layout keyboard (whatever is your OS) and there you can
find where the diacritical marks are (or change, if it is necessary, the
layout to another language-distribution more comfortable for your work).
I give an example of the problem for better understanding: if you want
to write the character 'v' with a macron, it is not possible, for
instance, in Word or other word-processors, because it does not exist as
a precombined character in unicode. Perhaps you can get a 'v' with a
macron over it only using the combinable diacritical mark (perhaps).
Thanks. Now I know that, yes, DTLUnicoST has an acute accent; its
position is 0301.
But I think that in TeX, LaTeX, XeTeX this shouldn't be a problem if you
are using this
|[Mapping=tex-text]
But I am using it. I repeat: if I compile this file:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{xltxtra}
\setmainfont[Mapping=tex-text]{DTLUnicoST}
\begin{document}
ń
\end{document}
I get nothing.
Best regards,
José Carlos Santos
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