On 2013-02-19, Georg Baum wrote: > Guenter Milde wrote: >> On 2013-02-17, Georg Baum wrote:
>>> This is not needed: the simple force flag does not force for any utf8 >>> encoding. It worked always like that, but now I added an explanation to >>> the unicodesymbols file. >> The "force" flag is ignored for Unicode (XeTeX) and Unicode (utf8x) but >> valid for Unicode (utf8). This is intentional, because inputenc's utf8 >> option supports only a relatively small subset of Unicode. > You are right (almost), my memory was wrong: force is only ignored for > Unicode (XeTeX), and it is considered both for utf8 and utf8x. I did now > implement your suggestion. Thanks a lot. Especially if "force" is considered by utf8x as well, it makes sense to use "force!=utf8x" for characters where utf8x defines the UnicodeChar (but utf8 not). Günter
