Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 9:39 PM, Mehdi Omidali wrote:
Dear Mojca,
Thanks for your complete answer. In fact, in persian (and maybe
arabic) documents, we need every digit be in persian,
But when you write, you probably write numbers in persian already?
like chapter,
Mehdi Omidali wrote:
Hi everyone,
Another thing that have to be fixed is about formula numbering in
right-to-left texts. By default I think lua prints a formula number in
a formula in the wrong direction, like
\thechapter.\thesection.\theequation
but it should be
Mehdi Omidali wrote:
Dear Mojca,
Thanks to the conversion option I found a clean way to setup a good
left-to-right layout. But I found a mysterious bug in the
bidirectional algorithm. Please run the attached file and look at the
formula.
This definately looks like a bug in luatex itself. In
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 08:37:12AM +0200, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
2008/7/22 Mehdi Omidali [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Please look at the attached file. Why numbering starts from zero?
Your ConTeXt could be too old or you run texexec only once, try to run
texexec at least twice and the
Hi everyone,
Another thing that have to be fixed is about formula numbering in
right-to-left texts. By default I think lua prints a formula number in
a formula in the wrong direction, like
\thechapter.\thesection.\theequation
but it should be
\theequation.\thesection.\thechapter
because chapter
2008/7/22 Mehdi Omidali [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Please look at the attached file. Why numbering starts from zero?
Your ConTeXt could be too old or you run texexec only once, try to run
texexec at least twice and the numbering should be correct.
Wolfgang
Dear Mojca,
Thanks to the conversion option I found a clean way to setup a good
left-to-right layout. But I found a mysterious bug in the
bidirectional algorithm. Please run the attached file and look at the
formula.
%%
% engine=luatex
\def\FarsiGlobalDir {\pagedir TRT\bodydir
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to pass a character to another in MKIV, I mean, like
XeTeX in which one can pass one unicode character to another one (this
is done in some mapping files with some lines in it of the form
U+0030 U+06F0 )
Dear Mehdi,
سلام
On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 08:48:46 -0600, Mehdi Omidali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to pass a character to another in MKIV, I mean, like
XeTeX in which one can pass one unicode character to another one (this
is done in some mapping files with some lines
Dear Idris,
سلام
I tested your file. What I mean is more than that. In your file if I
write 1 then it is printed as one. But I mean something like
conversion command. For example look at the output of your file. The
page number is 1. But what I mean is that engine prints every 1 as one
for
On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 12:14:30 -0600, Mehdi Omidali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dear Idris,
سلام
I tested your file. What I mean is more than that. In your file if I
write 1 then it is printed as one. But I mean something like
conversion command. For example look at the output of your file. The
Dear Idris,
سلام
you are right. I found that \setupheads[separator=something] works,
but I found a mysterious bug. Whatever one declares as a separator,
when you make a reference to the chapter, section, etc, lua writes the
number with periods.compile the attached file and look at the
reference.
Dear Mojca,
Thanks for your complete answer. In fact, in persian (and maybe
arabic) documents, we need every digit be in persian, like chapter,
section, figure, and even formula numbers (most of the people even
prefer persian digits in formulas which is possible in xetex).
As you know, the
ِDear Idris,
سلام
Thank you. I will test that and let you know if it is what I realy
want. And again another problem that I encountered in conversion to
persiannumerals or arabicnumerals. I used an style you offered in one
of your posts and modified it for persian typesetting. I declared
On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, Mehdi Omidali wrote:
Dear Idris,
سلام
you are right. I found that \setupheads[separator=something] works,
but I found a mysterious bug. Whatever one declares as a separator,
when you make a reference to the chapter, section, etc, lua writes the
number with periods.compile
Hi,
Please look at the attached file. Why numbering starts from zero?
%
%-lang-far.tex
\writestatus{loading}{Farsi Languages}
\unprotect
\setupheadtext [content=فهرست مطالب]
\setupheadtext [tables=ليست جداول]
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 9:39 PM, Mehdi Omidali wrote:
Dear Mojca,
Thanks for your complete answer. In fact, in persian (and maybe
arabic) documents, we need every digit be in persian,
But when you write, you probably write numbers in persian already?
like chapter,
section,
\chapter and
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