Hey all,
I don't know if this is still useful to folks in 2020, but I was looking
for a way to embed all the LaTeX maths I'm using on my Primer on Bezier
Curves (https://pomax.github.io/beziercurve) as code comments/fallback
and after trying the various "latex to plain text" tools I could find
On 3/3/2019 9:45 PM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Isn't the problem with DMARC around the FROM: header? I can not see how
altering the subject line is going to make a blind bit of difference
when the real problem is that the FROM header still points at the
author's domain.
Peter
It is. The problem i
On 8/6/2017 6:38 PM, Bobby de Vos wrote:
He also thinks fontconfig/freetype should be enhanced so TrueType (and
I would add OpenType) fonts are prioritized before WOFF.
The idea of "installing" a WOFF resource for serving by an OS font
manager is... bad? That's not what WOFF are for, they are
On 3/27/2017 9:36 AM, David Carlisle wrote:
\ifdim\the\XeTeXversion\XeTeXrevision\p@>0.3\p@
\chardef\e@alloc@intercharclass@top=4095
\else
\chardef\e@alloc@intercharclass@top=255
\fi
nice, cheers
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Are the predefined classes from
http://mirror.utexas.edu/ctan/macros/xetex/latex/interchar/interchar.pdf
still correct? are classes 255 (for boundary) and 256 (for unused) still
the right ones, are those now 4095 and 4096? (based on some answers I've
run into on stackoverflow)
- Mike "Pomax"
so if anyone is
interested in become the package maintainer, let me know and I will
happily transfer the project to you so that it can keep getting updated
as Unicode and XeLaTeX update.
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With major thanks to Qing Lee for the PR that uplifts ucharclasses to
work with 0.4 and up, a new version of ucharclasses was released
yesterday that should work with the most recent version of Xe(La)TeX.
However, Werner Lemberg also filed a PR to add in Unicode 8.0 block
support to v2.1, w
why might
be fixable so that ucharclasses works with 0.6 again?
I've not looked at TeX/sty code for so long I hardly understand how the
package works at this point =(
- Mike "Pomax" Kamermans
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That sounds pretty encouraging!
- Pomax
On 12/13/2015 6:11 PM, Simon Cozens wrote:
Here's the relevant code:
p:=cur_chr; scan_usv_num;
p:=p+cur_val;
n:=sf_code(cur_val) mod @"1;
scan_optional_equals;
scan_char_class;
define(p,data,cur_val*@"1 +
It's certainly possible to limit the number of default transitions, but
with the ever increasing expanse that is Unicode, while it might seem
unrealistic, really it's more a matter of time until someone actually
needs more classes than are currently available
There is an obvious optimization a
But my first reaction to the question is to ask whether Unicode
character blocks are the most useful thing to map. They're rather
arbitrary, with things like Latin script split up across numerous
blocks largely due to historical accident.
Mapping the Script property to char classes would see
Getting those up to 16 bits would be fantastic. There is some PR
activity on https://github.com/Pomax/ucharclasses right now to get
things fitting Unicode 8, if that's hitting the limitations of XeTeX,
then that feels like something worth having a look at.
-- Pomax
On 12/12/2015 11:04 PM, Wer
hi all,
even though wiki.xelatex.org hasn't been used a lot, someone decided it
would be a great idea to "SEO" spam it and drop about 100,000 spam
articles on it =)
I had to clear it, and restored the base pages that I could see as
publically linked, but some information may have been lost,
That was a bit messy, actually, let me turn that into a self-contained
runnable example probably tomorrow and attach that instead
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o}{21}{The いろは poem, with classical
kana transcription}{色は匂へど...}
so it has baked in font name, font size, "block title", and then the
actual text to typeset. This typesets the text top-down, right to left.
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On 11/23/2012 5:52 AM, George N. White III wrote:
MiKTeX makes it simple to add as many extra private or local texmf
trees as you want,
using the "MiKTeX Options" GUI tool to configure additional "root"
directories. For TeXLive, on which MacTeX is based, there are two
predefined trees: TEXMFL
On 11/23/2012 2:10 AM, Peter Dyballa wrote:
Mimic the layout of the TeX distribution in your private area!
/usr/local/texlive/20XY/texmf-dist/tex/latex corresponds with
~/Library/texmf/tex/latex. Create in ~/Library/texmf/tex/latex a
directory mine or Pomax and put your STY files there. No make
ansient files, so I want them
in the includes dir along with preamble/postamble files and other bits
and pieces that are bolted onto the raw data to produce the master
texated.tex file)
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ithub.com/pomax/ucharclasses so filing an issue or just
looking at the code is super easy (not to mention forking it, should you
want to).
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still suck at reading plain TeX...
(There's a minimal test.tex in the branch that demonstrates that it
doesn't work, for convenience)
To anyone willing to give debugging a shot: you are a hero.
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support soon.
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-ttari or tsukatta-ri ; second hyphenation preferable
to tsukat-tari because of how the word is segmented when spoken.
Syllables with a vowel sound end on that vowel sound in Japanese, making
tsukat-tari artificially unnatural).
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y when it's western guide text.
That's not to discourage anyone from taking a stab at it, it's just
quite a mountain of work.
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tspec} and \setmainfont{My Unicode Supporting Font} line in
your preamble, for example?). TexShop and OpenOffice pick their own
"whichever works best" fonts, XeLaTeX will only use the fonts you tell
it to.
- Mike "Pomax" Kamer
On 4/12/2011 11:37 AM, Heiko Oberdiek wrote:
Cleanup: TeX can't delete files. Thus again the `shell escape' feature
is needed. But depending on the driver the image files must not be
deleted. For example, DVI driver usually only embed the image file
name references, but not the images.
Indeed
when it completes without errors?
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anted.
Analyzing the genzi.sty code is way beyond me, so I guess I'll forgo the
alternates until XeTeX incorporates the variant selector feature.
Sounds like something you may want to bring to his attention;
http://kuniyoshi.fastmail.fm/
- Mike "Pomax" Kamermans
ogram (forced outline/cutout direction is another
interesting one). However, you can unpack the font, set the flag, and
then repack it manually, using TTX.
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ces are
going to end up wider than the monospacing width, so you actually don't
want monospaced spaces at all =/
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