[OS X TeX] Unicode en-dash problems on XeLaTeX
Chris Lott
chris at chrislott.org
Sun Feb 14 20:24:19 CET 2016
Given the simple document below, why does the en-dash (and only the
en-dash) unicode character cause this error:
./dash-testing.te.tex:13: Undefined control sequence.
l.13 Hello\UTF
{2013}world!
I've tested with various fonts, all of which have this common
character in the proper Unicode "position" in the font (verified with
InDesign Glyph Viewer, etc).
The filetype is UTF-8:
$ file -I dash-testing.te.tex
dash-testing.te.tex: text/x-tex; charset=utf-8
Here is what the file looks like if I "Continue" past the error:
https://db.tt/EeI7pIMP
Why does just the en-dash hate me?
***
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\setmainfont{Gentium Plus}
\begin{document}
Hello---world!
Hello—world!
Hello--world!
Hello–world!
Demonstrating that “other” unicode characters work:
¶
Baby, it's cold° outside.
\end{document}
***
c
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Chris Lott <chris at chrislott.org>
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