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CWEB, Plain TeX: how to switch from cmr8 to another font that supports foreign language characters?
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I'm using egreg's code to use UTF-8 in Plain TeX so I can use Donald Knuth and Silvio Levy's CWEB. However, not every TeX font supports foreign language characters such as "{y} or ç or ã.
So this code...
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
... produces this result:
The problem is shown by the log file:
Missing character: There is no ç in font cmr8!
Missing character: There is no ã in font cmr8!
How could I switch cmr8 to another font that does have these characters?
unicode plain-tex cweb
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
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I'm using egreg's code to use UTF-8 in Plain TeX so I can use Donald Knuth and Silvio Levy's CWEB. However, not every TeX font supports foreign language characters such as "{y} or ç or ã.
So this code...
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
... produces this result:
The problem is shown by the log file:
Missing character: There is no ç in font cmr8!
Missing character: There is no ã in font cmr8!
How could I switch cmr8 to another font that does have these characters?
unicode plain-tex cweb
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
1
You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away fromcmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36
add a comment |
I'm using egreg's code to use UTF-8 in Plain TeX so I can use Donald Knuth and Silvio Levy's CWEB. However, not every TeX font supports foreign language characters such as "{y} or ç or ã.
So this code...
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
... produces this result:
The problem is shown by the log file:
Missing character: There is no ç in font cmr8!
Missing character: There is no ã in font cmr8!
How could I switch cmr8 to another font that does have these characters?
unicode plain-tex cweb
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
I'm using egreg's code to use UTF-8 in Plain TeX so I can use Donald Knuth and Silvio Levy's CWEB. However, not every TeX font supports foreign language characters such as "{y} or ç or ã.
So this code...
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
... produces this result:
The problem is shown by the log file:
Missing character: There is no ç in font cmr8!
Missing character: There is no ã in font cmr8!
How could I switch cmr8 to another font that does have these characters?
unicode plain-tex cweb
unicode plain-tex cweb
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
edited Feb 20 at 12:56
Joep Awinita
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
asked Feb 19 at 23:41
Joep AwinitaJoep Awinita
1546
1546
1
You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away fromcmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36
add a comment |
1
You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away fromcmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36
1
1
You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away from
cmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away from
cmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36
add a comment |
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You have to define a suitable font for eightrm, but also setup some uppercase conversions; here I define only those necessary for the examples.
There was also an unfortunate typo in utfplainmac.tex, with c{A} instead of the correct c{C}. Fix it in the file.
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
fonteightrm=ecrm0800
uccode"A7="87 % ç is <C3><A7>, Ç is <C3><87>
uccode"A3="83 % ã is <C3><A3>, Ã is <C3><83>
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
bye
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
725k8819183224
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Add to limbo:
fonteightrm=<your font>
answered Feb 21 at 1:07
Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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THere is an alternative using pdfcsplain:
input cwebmac
input utf8lat1
input lmfonts
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
end
answered 8 mins ago
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You have to define a suitable font for eightrm, but also setup some uppercase conversions; here I define only those necessary for the examples.
There was also an unfortunate typo in utfplainmac.tex, with c{A} instead of the correct c{C}. Fix it in the file.
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
fonteightrm=ecrm0800
uccode"A7="87 % ç is <C3><A7>, Ç is <C3><87>
uccode"A3="83 % ã is <C3><A3>, Ã is <C3><83>
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
bye
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
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You have to define a suitable font for eightrm, but also setup some uppercase conversions; here I define only those necessary for the examples.
There was also an unfortunate typo in utfplainmac.tex, with c{A} instead of the correct c{C}. Fix it in the file.
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
fonteightrm=ecrm0800
uccode"A7="87 % ç is <C3><A7>, Ç is <C3><87>
uccode"A3="83 % ã is <C3><A3>, Ã is <C3><83>
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
bye
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
725k8819183224
add a comment |
You have to define a suitable font for eightrm, but also setup some uppercase conversions; here I define only those necessary for the examples.
There was also an unfortunate typo in utfplainmac.tex, with c{A} instead of the correct c{C}. Fix it in the file.
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
fonteightrm=ecrm0800
uccode"A7="87 % ç is <C3><A7>, Ç is <C3><87>
uccode"A3="83 % ã is <C3><A3>, Ã is <C3><83>
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
bye
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
725k8819183224
You have to define a suitable font for eightrm, but also setup some uppercase conversions; here I define only those necessary for the examples.
There was also an unfortunate typo in utfplainmac.tex, with c{A} instead of the correct c{C}. Fix it in the file.
input cwebmac
input utfplainmac
input plain-t1
fonteightrm=ecrm0800
uccode"A7="87 % ç is <C3><A7>, Ç is <C3><87>
uccode"A3="83 % ã is <C3><A3>, Ã is <C3><83>
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
bye
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
725k8819183224
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
725k8819183224
answered Feb 22 at 21:37
egregegreg
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answered Feb 22 at 21:37
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Add to limbo:
fonteightrm=<your font>
answered Feb 21 at 1:07
Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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Add to limbo:
fonteightrm=<your font>
answered Feb 21 at 1:07
Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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Add to limbo:
fonteightrm=<your font>
answered Feb 21 at 1:07
Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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Add to limbo:
fonteightrm=<your font>
answered Feb 21 at 1:07
Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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Igor LiferenkoIgor Liferenko
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THere is an alternative using pdfcsplain:
input cwebmac
input utf8lat1
input lmfonts
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
end
answered 8 mins ago
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THere is an alternative using pdfcsplain:
input cwebmac
input utf8lat1
input lmfonts
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
end
answered 8 mins ago
wipetwipet
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THere is an alternative using pdfcsplain:
input cwebmac
input utf8lat1
input lmfonts
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
end
answered 8 mins ago
wipetwipet
35.2k4983
THere is an alternative using pdfcsplain:
input cwebmac
input utf8lat1
input lmfonts
N{1}{1} Introdução. Lorem ipsum dolor...
end
answered 8 mins ago
wipetwipet
35.2k4983
answered 8 mins ago
wipetwipet
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answered 8 mins ago
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You could try pinging @egreg on that answer so that this gets his attention — there may be a solution without switching away from
cmr8. (I think this may be something about uppercase... haven't looked deeply.)– ShreevatsaR
Feb 20 at 16:34
Also, CWEB redefines a bunch of things, and has some strict rules about what can go inside section names... this may be violating some of that. (Have you considered using XeTeX / LuaTeX instead of the above?)
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 21 at 0:36