> On Sun, Jan 28, 2018 at 04:03:24PM +0000, S. Noble wrote: >> Hello, List Members,
>> I'm experiencing strange issues with LyX's "Libertine" font when I >> attempt to compile a document. I'm now using LyX 2.2.2 on Mac OSX >> 10.11.6 (El Cap.). I didn't have these issues in the past, when I first >> created the documents. (I can't remember on which version of LyX they >> were created, but it was't that long ago). >> One of the documents, for example, is in French and German, with French >> being the main language. When I hit "View" or "Update", LyX gives me the >> following error: >> - "Missing Glyphs!" >> with the following description: >> - "Missing character: There is no v in font LinLibertineT-osf-lgr!" I could reproduce: LinLibertineT-osf-lgr is a font in LGR (logal GReek) encoding, so the problem seems to be in a Greek text part. The v is defined as a "ligature break" (\textcompwordmark in LaTeX) in the LGR font encoding. It is, e.g. used to prevent sigma (σ) becoming a final sigma (ς) at the end of a word. It is missing in Libertine LGR. As the ligature break is an invisible character, it may be there is no problem with you file. Just check Greek parts -- maybe combined with the method proposed by Scott. Günter
