[XeTeX] Confusion with encoding
Jon Breitenbucher
kahless at mac.com
Fri Mar 25 14:54:59 CET 2005
The reason the adobetypeclassics still worked is because I use the flag
:mapping=tex-text on all of the font definitions. I have noticed one
problem with fontspec/xunicode, which others have mentioned, it tries
to use the default roman font for math. This caused $\hat{\theta}$ to
render some strange symbol when I tried to set up a document to use
Adobe Garamond Pro. I just commented out the portion of fontspec.sty
that deals with math and symbol fonts.
On Mar 25, 2005, at 5:34 AM, Bruno Voisin wrote:
>
> Le 25 mars 05, à 10:37, Simon Spiegel a écrit :
>
>> I'm now using the latest versions of XeTeX, xunicode and fontspec and
>> I have the problems that typical LaTeX stuff like -- or ,, or ``
>> isn't rendered properly. This works when I use the adobetypeclassic
>> package, but if I understood this correctly this package shouldn't be
>> necessary anymore. I though xunicode would take care of this, but it
>> doesn't.
>
> IIRC this isn't connected with xunicode.sty, but with using the flag
> ":mapping=tex-text" when calling fonts.
>
> Bruno Voisin
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