Keith J. Schultz wrote:
Like I saiud the best point to confront the problem is in the parser at
a low level directly in the xetex engine. so that the normal is
distinguished
from the markup.
There seems to be a consensus that it would be a good idea to have
Dear friends,
1.
It was not my intention to generate all this discussion on the subject, a
discussion that reached out even to religious arguments and polemics on
linguistic imperialism. My point was rather simple: I think it will be easier
to persuade Electra, my nine year old daughter, to
My point was rather simple: I think it will be easier to persuade Electra, my
nine year old
daughter, to use XeLaTeX rather than MSWord to type her school reports if she
can
understand what she types (including the typesetting commands).
Then you need to create a simple format file
Alexandros Gotsis wrote:
a great deal of interesting material
A suggestion : suppose that, for some future version of XeTeX,
the first line of the file was treated specially if it started
(say) %! (or some analogous but currently unused sequence of
characters that can be found in most
Am Fri, 15 Oct 2010 15:51:02 +0300 schrieb Alexandros Gotsis:
My point was rather simple: I think it will be easier to persuade
Electra, my nine year old daughter, to use XeLaTeX rather than
MSWord to type her school reports if she can understand what she
types (including the typesetting
