Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
attached a more efficient variant
Hello Hans,
I don't know anything about right-to-left typesetting, but is the
result of this desired? (not sure if I copy-pasted properly)
\sethebrew test \ConTeXt\ הָלַך test
Mojca
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 7:54 PM, J.A.J. Pater wrote:
My guess was incorrect.
I copy-pasted the underneath text into my test file and I got good results.
No tXeTnoC.
So here it just works like a charm.
I'm sorry. I accidentally commented out \setcharactermirroring[1]
Thanks very much Hans!
I will start reading everything about fonts next week.
J.A.J. Pater wrote:
I've already send a mail in reply to Hans, but it was to big since I
attached the TTF.
I don't know if the moderator will approve of posting fonts.
But it can also be found on the web:
So what I wanted was just:
\environment heb-sty
\starttext
test1 {\switchtotypeface [hebrew] הָלַך} test2
\stoptext
Thanks again!
I'll be using MarkIV for my thesis with XeTeX as a fallback option.
Adriaan.
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On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
attached a more efficient variant
Hello Hans,
I don't know anything about right-to-left typesetting, but is the
result of this desired? (not sure if I copy-pasted properly)
\sethebrew test \ConTeXt\ הָלַך test
Mojca
PS: I get tXeTnoC. I
It works OK here:
\sethebrew test3 \ConTeXt\ הָלַך test4
gives = test4 הָלַך test3 ConTeXt
This is the way the macro is meant to be!
I guess the tXeTnoC is indeed a result of improper copy-pasting.
Unicode works with invisible formatting characters used to control
bidirectional typesetting.
My guess was incorrect.
I copy-pasted the underneath text into my test file and I got good results.
No tXeTnoC.
So here it just works like a charm.
Grtz, Adriaan.
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
attached a more efficient variant
Hello Hans,
I don't know anything
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 7:54 PM, J.A.J. Pater wrote:
My guess was incorrect.
I copy-pasted the underneath text into my test file and I got good results.
No tXeTnoC.
So here it just works like a charm.
I'm sorry. I accidentally commented out \setcharactermirroring[1]
while switching between
I'm was planning to write my master thesis in XeLaTeX until I
discovered that ConTeXt can use the XeTeX engine.
I need to use a lot of Hebrew - so Right to Left typing - and some
linguistic glyphs and stuff.
But from the wiki I understand there are still some issues with
ConTeXt's
Hi,
Like the bookmarks may result in some strangeness in certain documents
Can someone tell me what kind of strangeness?
Many features like dvi / metapost may produce strange result. you can
search the mailing list and you can find plenty of them.
And XeTeX can't use certain specials and
Thanks for the answers!
Especially the tip about searching the mailing list!
And if not, why should (or shouldn't) I use MarkIV over XeTeX?
Since XeTeX does not provide most of the LuaTeX features.
Does LuaTeX support right to left utf-8 Hebrew typing with ttf/otf fonts?
Would it be (much)
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 12:12 PM, J.A.J. Pater jajpa...@gmail.com wrote:
Does LuaTeX support right to left utf-8 Hebrew typing with ttf/otf fonts?
Would it be (much) more complicated than in XeTeX?
LuaTeX has more features for RTL than XeTeX because it's one of the
goals of the LuaTeX project.
J.A.J. Pater wrote:
And now on this list there is a lot of talk about LuaTeX and Mark IV.
So I wonder: Is it possible to use MarkIV and XeTeX engine at the same
time?
And if not, why should (or shouldn't) I use MarkIV over XeTeX?
you could use both at the same time, but xetex uses mkii and
J.A.J. Pater wrote:
Thanks for the answers!
Especially the tip about searching the mailing list!
And if not, why should (or shouldn't) I use MarkIV over XeTeX?
Since XeTeX does not provide most of the LuaTeX features.
Does LuaTeX support right to left utf-8 Hebrew typing with ttf/otf
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 11:29 AM, J.A.J. Pater wrote:
I'm was planning to write my master thesis in XeLaTeX until I
discovered that ConTeXt can use the XeTeX engine.
I need to use a lot of Hebrew - so Right to Left typing - and some
linguistic glyphs and stuff.
But from the wiki I understand
I've already send a mail in reply to Hans, but it was to big since I
attached the TTF.
I don't know if the moderator will approve of posting fonts.
But it can also be found on the web:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsiid=EzraSIL_Home
So the moderator can drop my last
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