Am 12.05.2010 um 05:19 schrieb Nathan Camillo Sidoli:
> 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, italic, or
> enlarged for a heading, etc.
For the \={\i} combination and "Mapping=tex-text" to work, you need to load the
xunicode package, which translates the TeX ascii combos back to the proper
unicode characters. You wouldn't have to load xunicode (nor the mapping) when
using UTF8 input (ī) directly.
As often stated on this list: it's easiest to use XeLaTeX by loading the
xltxtra package instead of fontspec, it gives you some extra options and
features and loads the fontspec and xunicode packages by itself.
Joachim
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