David Kastrup wrote:
Personally, I gave up on all this ucs.sty/inputenc stuff last year
and switched to xelatex instead. Now it's native Unicode joy every
time, instead of endless problems once you stray beyond the latin
world....
Does it do PassiveTeX?
No. That would be a major undertaking which I have not
the resources or interest to undertake, I am afraid.
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