>* I have just started using polyglosia last week. I dont know if it an*>*
>issue or there is a work around. In Englis text if I use {$\overline*>*
>{test}$}, the word gets overlines. However If I do it to Arabic texts.*>* It
>just dissapears.**I have got no problem with this (see atached files). Can you tell me what version of bidi package you use?* * * **>* *>* Is there a way to implement the \eamph command for overlining arabic*>* texts just like arabxetex?* There are many ways to do this as people already suggested. Note that bidi also provides two primitive-like commands \hboxL and \hboxR. The contents of \hboxR is typeset RTL and the content of \hboxL is typeset LTR and their syntax is exactly the same as \hbox. -- Best wishes, Vafa Khalighi
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