> in CJKutf8 and utf8, if i input chinese ellipsis(……, U+2026), i
> just get \ldots. but in CJK and utf8, if i input ……, i'll get the
> right …….
[Note that U+2026 is *not* specific to CJK!]
Reason for this behaviour is that LaTeX's utf8 input encoding already
provides a mapping for U+2026:
\DeclareUnicodeCharacter{2026}{\textellipsis}
and in CJKutf8 this has precedence over a CJK mapping. Either
redefine \textellipsis or call \DeclareUnicodeCharacter again with a
proper mapping.
Werner
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