I'm replying to my own post to notify everyone who tried to help me,
that I (a) as Khaled pointed out to me in the fontforge mailinglist,
that the order of the lookup tables has to be taken into account; and
(b) that it, however, worked in XeTeX but not in XeLaTeX. I don't know
why but at this poin
Hello Peter,
> Something odd is going on here, but I don't think it has to do with anchor
> marks. Junicode actually has a precomposed character m + macron + acute +
> dot below. It's not a Unicode character, but rather is unencoded. (I can't
> remember why it's there: maybe a user asked for it at
Hello Jonathan,
As for this morning I wasn't able to connect to sil.org (ping gives
Destination Host Unreachable) to download the font you suggested but I
will definitely do that today.
> I have not attempted to follow this thread closely, but I will just comment
> that xetex DOES normally use O
On 9/1/10 2:03 PM, Alexander Schultheiß wrote:
Hey David,
This is just not true. The example I sent you works correctly on my
machine; I deliberately included y-macron-acute which does not exist in
precomposed form in Unicode.
I don't think they work correctly, in the sense that they are
pos
On 1 Sep 2010, at 20:32, Khaled Hosny wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 08:03:03PM +0200, Alexander Schultheiß wrote:
>> Hey David,
>>
>>> This is just not true. The example I sent you works correctly on my
>>> machine; I deliberately included y-macron-acute which does not exist in
>>> precompose
Hello Khaled
> I'm not sure whether this is done by XeTeX or by xunicode, XeTeX should
> not be doing any normalisation by default, but you can try:
>
> \XeTeXinputnormalization=0
>
> and see if it makes any difference (it is supposedly the default).
No, it didn't change anything, so I guess it'
On Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 08:03:03PM +0200, Alexander Schultheiß wrote:
> Hey David,
>
> > This is just not true. The example I sent you works correctly on my
> > machine; I deliberately included y-macron-acute which does not exist in
> > precomposed form in Unicode.
>
> I don't think they work co
Hey David,
> This is just not true. The example I sent you works correctly on my
> machine; I deliberately included y-macron-acute which does not exist in
> precomposed form in Unicode.
I don't think they work correctly, in the sense that they are
positioned according to the anchor points. I've
Alexander,
If there is no pre-composed glyph xelatex _never_ assembles the glyph
correctly.
This is just not true. The example I sent you works correctly on my
machine; I deliberately included y-macron-acute which does not exist in
precomposed form in Unicode.
I need to run to work right
Hey,
I'm starting this second thread because I'm unable to figure out how
to reply to a single message within a digest :(. I turned digest mode
off by now but decided to open a second thread in order to reply to
everybody in one mail. Thanks for all the help.
@ Ross Moore
> Please show the compl
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