[texhax] Getting TIPA Times without times.sty

[Ng E-Ching]

Dear all,

I have figured out a solution based on code from my professor (Steve 
Anderson). It's clunky but it does work for pdflatex.

But it doesn't work if I use XeTeX to specify the font instead (which 
was really my final goal), so any advice on these points would be 
welcome: (1) I cannot get engma (\ng) in XeTeX at all; (2) I cannot get 
ash (\ae) in the XeTeX-specified font; (3) XeTeX seems incompatible with 
the T1 mode of TIPA and fontenc in this file, though I've seen it work 
in other files.

Take care,
E-Ching

\documentclass[letterpaper,12pt]{article}

\usepackage{mathpazo} % Set font without XeTeX
% \setmainfont{Adobe Garamond Pro} % Set font using XeTeX
% \usepackage{fontspec} % Needed in XeTeX

\usepackage[safe,T1]{tipa} % T1 option incompatible with XeTeX
\usepackage{tipx}

\newcommand{\A} {{\fontfamily{ptm}\textscripta}}
\newcommand{\E} {{\fontfamily{ptm}\textschwa}}
\newcommand{\EH}{{\fontfamily{ptm}\textepsilon}}
\newcommand{\I} {{\fontfamily{ptm}\textsci}}
\newcommand{\SH}{{\fontfamily{ptm}\textesh}}
\newcommand{\pristr}{{\fontfamily{ptm}\textprimstress}}
\newcommand{\secstr}{{\fontfamily{ptm}\textsecstress}}

% Engma requires special treatment, don't know why
\newcommand{\ngec}{{\fontfamily{lmr}\selectfont\ng}}

\begin{document}

\section*{Heading with matching IPA: 
[\secstr{\EH}kspl{\E}{\pristr}ne{\I}{\SH}{\ae}{\ngec}]}

Running text with matching IPA: 
[\secstr{\EH}kspl{\E}{\pristr}ne{\I}{\SH}{\ae}{\ngec}]

\section*{Heading with non-matching IPA: \textipa{[""Ekspl@"neIS{\ae}N]}}

Running text with non-matching IPA: \textipa{[""Ekspl@"neIS{\ae}N]}

\end{document}


Ng E-Ching wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm typing phonetic characters in a document that's largely Palatino 
> (mathpazo). The TIPA package can manage this but the phonetic 
> characters all come out Computer Modern, which is a poor match for 
> Palatino. Is there a way to make TIPA use Times instead?
>
> The TIPA manual says to just put the Times package before TIPA:
> \usepackage{times}
> \usepackage{tipa}
> But this won't work when the Palatino package comes immediately after:
> \usepackage{mathpazo}
>
> Here's some test code for TIPA:
> \textipa{[""Ekspl@"neIS at n]}
>
> Would be most grateful for any suggestions - it is entirely possible I 
> am missing something obvious as I haven't been using LaTeX for very long!
>
> E-Ching
>
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