[XeTeX] changing font for numbers in math mode?

[Tobias Schoel]

Hi,

that is done by the range key in the \setmathfont-command from the 
unicode-math package. (At least, if I have understood the documentation 
of unicode-math correctly.)

bye

Toscho

Am 26.06.2011 15:34, schrieb Ernest Adrogué:
> Hi there,
>
> I was doing some tests with various math font packages
> such as fourier, mathdesign, txfonts, etc., and I realised
> that these packages could also be used with other text fonts
> other than the fonts they were intended to be used with.
>
> For example, mathdesign uses math symbols (italics and greek
> letters) from Charter, which wouldn't look bad with Charis SIL,
> given that Charis SIL itself is derived from Charter. The
> problem is that if you try to use Charis SIL with
> mathdesign/charter, the numbers in math mode are from Charter
> and do not match the numbers that are not typeset in math mode,
> the result being totally horrible.
>
> So I was wondering if it is possible to change the font only
> for numbers in math mode, while leaving everything else
> unchanged. The command \setmathrm doesn't seem to do anything.
>
> Cheers,