On Sun, 18 Jul 2010, narendra sisodiya wrote:
Thanks for mannual.tex
But mannual.tex do not have Hindi Unicode font. One has to write using
english characters. Can we write unicode files in tex ?
Yes, Narendra - I know I conveniently overlooked your original question of
having devanagari unicode in \LaTeX. The reason was overwhelmingly simple:
I do not know the answer :-)
I personally find typing in ascii easier than having to input unicode -
but then, this is only a personal preference.
I have never really explored the unicode part: I haven't explored this
at all, but I wonder what http://devnag.sarovar.org/ has, especially
when there is a reference to the following:
``XeTEX also makes possible typesetting scholarly transliteration
directly, when input in UTF-8. See the helpful installation instructions
by Daniel Stender. And a XeTeX configuration file that enables the
conversion of unicode transliteration directly into Devanagari has been
published by Somadeva Vasudeva.''
Cheers,
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