Adam Lindsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hum. I haven't tried to replicate that here, but that looks like it might be an encoding problem: ConTeXt doesn't know that you're using a texnansi encoding, so it synthesises the characters using the definitions in enco-def. Is the above file the only way you tested it?
No, also with other conversion and in other files it is the same.
Does this help?
\loadmapline[+Helvetica Helvetica " TeXnANSIEncoding ReEncodeFont " <texnansi.enc <Helvetica.pfb] \definefontsynonym[texnansi-Helvetica][Helvetica][encoding=texnansi]
\starttext \definedfont[texnansi-Helvetica] R\d{o} R{\=o} R\~o \stoptext
Well, then the tilde moves in its right position. But the macron stays left.
A font wizard knows what that means?!
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