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> > > > once I figure out the Right Thing to do vis-a-vis shifting in and
> > > > out of math mode. Escaping every non-ASCII character into math mode
> > > > won't work correctly,
> > >
> > > I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do. What are you
> > > using math mode for? ($~$ looks better in URLS and whatnot than \~ .
> > > Is that what you're doing?)
> >
> > That it does, but I was thinking more in the context of a generic module
> to
> > support translating Unicode characters to LaTeX equivalents, and how to
> > handle the characters which change labels within math modes, although I
> > suppose there should just be one encoding that works both within and
> outside
> > math mode...
>
> Side note on URLs: IIRC there is a url package for LaTeX, which could
> be used to render L<http://....>; the typesetting is nice and tools
> like PDFlatex can even make these hyperlinks active.
yeah, it's mentioned in the 'LaTeX for the Web' book, as part of an entire
section on different approaches to how to 'do the right thing'. Once I get
the rest of the output tweaked to my satisfaction I'll add that in. My
concerns are primarily those of compatibility, as I don't want to break
users who don't have that package. LaTeX is probably smart enough to work
around that, however, so I'm not unduly concerned.
> > > > and it gets even more involved when considering \verbatim sections.
> > >
> > > I would think this would be easier actually. Just put a verbatim
> > > paragraph between \begin{verbatim} and \end{verbatim} and it should be
> > > typeset exactly as entered.
> >
> > Well, yeah, it is. The problem appears to be that (for example) Latin-1
> > high-bit characters aren't rendered properly in the resultant pdf/dvi
file
>
> > within \verbatim sections. With any luck the link you proffered has some
> > straightforward advice.
>
> Yeah, that should be solvable with the right encoding package.
Probably something to do with the Cork encoding or whatever the proper name
is. I'll look into it over the weekend and probably roll several tweaks into
one build and call it 0.9...
> Cheers,
>
> Marek
Same here and thanks for the reminder about PDF links. I also need to see if
=for latex .. =end tags DTRT.
--
Jeff
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