[XeTeX] Quick question on font substitutions and the like
Michael B. Trausch
mike at trausch.us
Sun Dec 9 05:36:46 CET 2007
I cannot seem to find any information on what I want to do here, and
maybe I just don’t know how to articulate it in a way that the search
engine likes. All I want to do is have it so that some Unicode
characters (0x2191 & 0x2192, in my present case) are rendered in a
different font than the mainline text. I use a font that doesn’t have
those glyphs, and I have another font that has those glyphs; I would
like it such that every time XeTeX encounters “→” in the document
source, it switches the currently active font, outputs that character,
and then switches back to the font that I am using. Is that possible?
Thanks!
Mike
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