[XeTeX] Fontspec mappings causing errors in ToC/chapter-headings in memoir class documents

Dominik Wujastyk wujastyk at gmail.com
Mon Dec 20 11:34:39 CET 2010


To call the Velthuis input scheme "faulty" is to misunderstand its purpose.
It is not faulty.   ITRANS too has several merits that are relevant even for
someone who can type using inscript.

The many fonts, input systems, and post-processors used for South Asian
languages all have merits as well as limitations, and are best understood in
the historical context of the computer platforms existing at the time of
their creation.

Dominik



On 20 December 2010 06:28, Duvvuri Venu Gopal <
venugopal_duvvuri at rediffmail.com> wrote:

> It appears you already know how to type in Hindi using inscript keyboard.
> Then why using itrans package?
>
> The input method developed originally by Velthuis is faulty. Because of
> that before running TeX it has to be postprocessed - because he used many
> restricted characters for inputing hindi characters.
>
> In this respect the Telugu TeX and Kannada TeX (which is based on Telugu
> TeX) input methods are better as they do not use these characters.
>
> Venu Gopal
>
> I use OpenOffice 3.0!
> Do you!!
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