Hello,
Probably I mis-explained my objective...
> I'd use another font instance for the small caps and the old-style
> figures
The point is that I already _have_ the oldstyle figures in another font
file. And I _don't_ want _another_ font instance just for oldstyle
numbers.
> and use this fon
I think this topic has been discussed before, and at the time, there
was a suggestion of using the interchartoks mechanism, and so the
ucharclasses package might work for you. BUT, and I might be
remembering wrong, I think it was thought to be a bad idea to do this
with numbers.
But if you're feel
Wolfgang,
Have a look at the fontspec documentation where it is explained how to load
different features from different fonts.
Best,
J
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Am 05.05.2011 um 21:22 schrieb William Adams:
Make a virtual font.
This would work with pdfTeX but not with XeTeX, which does not
understand this concept of 7-bit or 8-bit fonts with real crazy
encodings.
I'd use another font instance for the small caps and the old-style
figures and
On May 5, 2011, at 3:16 PM, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
> if the oldstyle figures are provided (together with the small caps) in
> a seperate font file (this is a truetype font), how can I tell XeTeX to
> use these for all (roman) numbers?
>
> Or do I have to format all my numbers explicitly as small
Hello,
if the oldstyle figures are provided (together with the small caps) in
a seperate font file (this is a truetype font), how can I tell XeTeX to
use these for all (roman) numbers?
Or do I have to format all my numbers explicitly as small caps to get
the oldstyle figures?
TIA,
Sincerely,
