There are various ways you can do this.
If I were doing it, I would probably put something like the following in
the preamble:
\setmainfont[Mapping=tex-text]{MainFont}
\newfontfamily{\G}[Scale=1]{GreekFont}%
\newfontfamily{\C}[Scale=1]{ChineseFont}%
And then in the text I would put all Greek text in a {\G } and all
Chinese text in a {\C }, that way, if you want to change the font later
on, you can just toggle the fonts in the preamble. This gives you the
option of changing the main font independently of the Greek font. Also,
you may want to scale the fonts a bit so they look good together.
On 11/12/01 8:46, Matthew Overland wrote:
Dear all
I am trying to learn xelatex after being given a large document that
has greek, english and simplified Chinese. I can get most things
working but am stuck on one point.
I don't know how to get BOTH the greek and mandarin displayed in the
document
When I use the *\setmainfont* command I can only specify one type of
font. The problem is that all of the greek fonts don't contain fonts
for the chinese characters, and the chinese fontns don't contain all
of the greek fonts (including capitals and diacritic marks). I can't
get both the chinese and greek displayed at the same time.
The Chinese and Greek is not in blocks, it alternates throughout the
document so I would prefer not to have to tag each instance where I
have to assign the font for the section.
Is there a way to specify two types of fonts for the document? i.e.
one for the western (including Greek) character set and one for the
CJK character set. It is possible to do it in libreoffice. Even
better, is it possible to specify a font for a set range of unicode
characters?
This is probably the first of a series of questions. Thanks in advance.
Matthew
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