Hi!
I've had a similar problem but wasn't sure whether it was a XeTeX issue
in your case, or whether the solution was specific to the particular
macros I was using, but this works for me.
You may have something like:
\def\regular{"Kalimati:script=deva;+abvs;+blws;+calt;mapping=devnums"}
to define a font.
The key may be the 'mapping' option.
This refers to a couple of files that must have the same name as the
options and have the extension .map and .tec so in this case they would
be devnums.map and devnums.tec. Different systems may have different
versions of this with different names.
If you go to the location where XeTeX is installed, look for
<xetex directory>\fonts\misc\xetex\fontmapping
See if there is anything there that might be related to a Devanagari
mapping. If not, let me know. If there is, then write the filename into
the font definition as above.
Hope this helps.
Alastair (Kathmandu!)
On 16-Sep-2010 23:09, Ujjwol Lamichhane wrote:
Hi,
I have been using XeTeX for typsetting Devanāgarī documents and it is
going great. But I have encountered one issue, that whenever i use
commands like \section, \begin{enumerate},\footnote or any command
that generates numbering the numbering appears in the roman. Like
1,2,3 but I want to it in Devanāgarī like १, २, ३ ,४ ....
Any possible way/best practices to make this happen ?
PS: Once fixed, this could be used for other Indic Scripts too.
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Ujjwol Lamichhane
http://ujjwol.com.np/
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