Good morning Thành --
I have for some time been trying to get to the bottom of the mysterious
new primitives in XeTeX that include \XeTeXprotrudechars, \rpcode, etc.
The only "documentation" of these is a brief e-mail from JK dated
Mon May 3 01:12:46 CEST 2010 :
http://tug.org/pipermail
Fine, many thanks Jonathan; will do.
** Phil.
Jonathan Kew wrote:
IIRC, hyperlinks are handled entirely at the pdf output driver level;
there are no xetex primitives involved. It's just a question of
inserting appropriate \special{pdf: ...} commands.
So try looking for dvipdfmx docume
Dear Philip,
I found Corresponding ones in pdfTeX in the pdfTeX manual:
\pdfprotrudechars (integer)
Yet another way of optimizing paragraph breaking is to let certain characters
move into the margin (‘character protrusion’). When \pdfprotrudechars=1,
the glyphs qualified as such will make this m
On 15/4/14 11:05, Philip Taylor wrote:
... and are
you also aware of any documentation discussing how hyperlinks
can be embedded using XeTeX, another apparently undocumented feature
that is successfully exploited by "hyperref", "eplain", etc., yet
for which no primitive-level documentation seems
