Mojca Miklavec wrote:
This has nothing to do with the example, but: how can kerning in
(German for example) quotations be improved? With guillemots it works
perfectly, but the usual quotation marks are optimized for English.
Opening quotation marks are to close and the closing ones are too far
away from the quotation.
Compare the two examples:
\starttext
\language[sl]
a\quotation{l}c
\language[en]
a\quotation{l}c
\stoptext
this is something that we can try to sort out in the 'new' encodings ... latin modern has proper quotes now (no funny sidebearings and such)
Hans
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