···<Datum: Friday, 12. February 2016>···<Von: Ulrike Fischer>···
> Am Thu, 11 Feb 2016 20:04:52 +0100 schrieb Hans Hagen: > > > On 2/11/2016 6:00 PM, Ulrike Fischer wrote: > >> Am Thu, 11 Feb 2016 14:53:11 +0100 schrieb Hans Hagen: > >> > >>>> Is there in context code which offers something similar to > >>>> \XeTeXinterchartoks? That means can one declare (unicode) > >>>> blocks/classes of characters and tokens (e.g. font switches, > >>>> language switches etc) which should be inserted between character of > >>>> different blocks? > >>>> > >>>> If yes, where is it? > >>> > >>> No, because it's not the way context does things (or at least I never > >>> needed it so I never bothered to look into writing it). I would probably > >>> look into it when there was demand for some feature not supported yet. > >>> Even then I'd probably not rely interpreting unicode characters but on > >>> proper tagging because one never knows what the intended use/rendering > >>> of some character at some point it. > > > >> Proper tagging is naturally always more reliable. But I can > >> understand that people who write e.g. a mix of chinese with some > >> english/ascii and need to switch fonts don't want to tag all the > >> time. That can get a bit tiring, also it is error prone. > > > > (context users are advised to quit reading here) > > I'm feeling like the wild girl who spoils the wellbehaved children > ;-) > > > well, as the latin mixed in chinese text often looks quite horrible i > > assume basemode will do so you can make a file > > > > crapfont.lua > > This works fine in context but not with plain or latex in a current > texlive, I get a "metric data not found or bad" error. We don’t have a handler for ``.lua`` files. (Though improving the error message is on my agenda, Context being the role model as usual =) ) Best, Philipp
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