On 21-3-2010 22:20, Mikael Persson wrote:
The problem now is that \aogonek seems not to be defined in LaTeX. I
guess I can define it manually. It would be nice to use the same bib
file for both LaTeX and ConTeXt docs...
maybe utf8 ...
Hans
Dear list,
I cannot get \c{a} to work in mkiv. Small test file:
\starttext
\c{c} % works both in mkii and mkiv
\c{a} % works only in mkii (in mkiv I get nothing)
\stoptext
Is there a fix for this? I would not like to use the unicode char
directly in the file (because I have this inside a
I cannot get \c{a} to work in mkiv. Small test file:
Are you sure you really need \c{a}, not \aogonek? I'm not aware of any
language that would use cedillas on vowels, whereas ogonek is used in several
languages to indicate nazalisation (starting with Polish, of course).
\starttext
\c{c} %
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 10:09 PM, Arthur Reutenauer
arthur.reutena...@normalesup.org wrote:
I cannot get \c{a} to work in mkiv. Small test file:
Are you sure you really need \c{a}, not \aogonek? I'm not aware of any
language that would use cedillas on vowels, whereas ogonek is used in
The problem now is that \aogonek seems not to be defined in LaTeX. I
guess I can define it manually. It would be nice to use the same bib
file for both LaTeX and ConTeXt docs...
In LaTeX it's \k{a} (maybe that works in ConTeXt also, I didn't try).
Arthur
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 10:46 PM, Arthur Reutenauer
arthur.reutena...@normalesup.org wrote:
The problem now is that \aogonek seems not to be defined in LaTeX. I
guess I can define it manually. It would be nice to use the same bib
file for both LaTeX and ConTeXt docs...
In LaTeX it's \k{a}
However, It seems that the one you suggest is the correct
one. (the name is Dąbrowski).
Yes, it is an ogonek, not a cedilla.
Arthur
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