Re: Guillemets and Slovenian
Matej Nanut <[email protected]>
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Yes "..." does seemingly work, but I didn't know it's the real thing (since in LaTeX you have to use a variant of \dots). I'm not familiar enough with Lout yet and failed to notice that it is actually defined as something else. The suggestion to edit the .LCM file entry worked perfectly! Thanks for your answer! On 5 July 2012 03:45, Valeriy E. Ushakov <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Jul 05, 2012 at 02:51:13 +0200, Matej Nanut wrote: > >> However I have hit an issue: if I set @InitialFont to SchoolbookCE (or >> <anything>CE), I can't use ©Char guillemotright (or left) due to it >> being unknown in the font. > > As Expert's Guide says > > | However @Char will fail if the character named is not in the > | encoding vector of the current font. > > and latin2 map omits guillemot(left|right). Just add them somewhere > in control zones of maps/LtLatin2.LCM, e.g. 001 and 002. > > >> On a side note, what is the preferred way to write an ellipsis (...) >> in Lout? > > Doesn't ... work? include/bsf defines it as @Char ellipsis > > -uwe >