>>>>> "ivo" == ivo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ivo> When I use these two mappings of Croatian characters \kmap <� =
ivo> dbar = 0xF0> "\\dj" \kmap <� = Dbar = 0xD0> "\\DJ" Lyx decodes
ivo> them as \d{\j} - thus removing dot from j, instead of \dj- and
ivo> \D{J} - instead of \DJ - How can I force Lyx to decode these two
ivo> characters properly (so that LaTeX can translate them, in T1
ivo> fontencoding, to � and �). Would Lyx show them as � and � (and
ivo> not as \eth and \ETH)?
It might be that LyX cannot support directly \dj and \DJ, because the
support is really intended for accents (that's why it outputs \d\{\j},
I guess). What do \dj and \DJ look like normally?
ivo> I have fixed a problem of all these characters (decoding and
ivo> displaying) by using Latin2 inputenc package and ISO8859-2 fonts,
ivo> but there seems to be a problem of using these documents on some
ivo> Unix-Tex-Latex workstations. So it is still a better way to use
ivo> mapping method.
Concerning native latin2, do you have problems with LyX or when
sending tex files to others? In the latter case, you can use something
like
recode -d latin2:latex myfile
to translate it.
JMarc
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