On Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 02:58:54PM +0100, Gour wrote:
> Simon Pepping ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> > As was discussed some time ago the mapping of Unicode characters in
> > ConTeXt requires more work. The default encoding uses a simple
> > compatibility:
> >
> > enco-def.tex:
> > \definecharacter Dstroke {D}
> > \definecharacter dstroke {d}
> >
>
> Thank you for your pointer for further "research". I've found that enco-mis.tex
> handles this D&dstroke mechanism since they are resolved as \DJ & \dj commands,
> but I don't have any idea whether it can be used somehow to solve my problem.
>
It is dependent on the encoding of your output font. In enco-en.tex I
see this:
\definecharacter dmacron 158
\definecharacter Eth 208
These seem to be other names for dstroke and Dstroke. If you use an
ec-encoded font and you say this:
\definecharacter dstroke 158
\definecharacter Dstroke 208
would that help?
Regards, Simon
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