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ellipsis in German quotation marks


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What's the right way to typeset an ellipsis in German quotation marks?



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{mathtools}
mathtoolsset{mathic=true} %%% See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/3496/
begin{document}
Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dots"'. %or "`ldots"'
end{document}


produces, when compiled with pdflatex,




Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen „… “.




What's the canonical way to get rid of the space between … and “? Surely, we can write something like



kern.1emtextellipsiskern-.12em


, but the kerning amounts would be guessed and might not be portable when you change font families.










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    "`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

    – moewe
    15 hours ago













  • @moewe Perfect!

    – user0
    15 hours ago











  • How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

    – daleif
    15 hours ago











  • @daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

    – user0
    15 hours ago













  • dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

    – daleif
    15 hours ago
















2















What's the right way to typeset an ellipsis in German quotation marks?



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{mathtools}
mathtoolsset{mathic=true} %%% See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/3496/
begin{document}
Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dots"'. %or "`ldots"'
end{document}


produces, when compiled with pdflatex,




Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen „… “.




What's the canonical way to get rid of the space between … and “? Surely, we can write something like



kern.1emtextellipsiskern-.12em


, but the kerning amounts would be guessed and might not be portable when you change font families.










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    "`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

    – moewe
    15 hours ago













  • @moewe Perfect!

    – user0
    15 hours ago











  • How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

    – daleif
    15 hours ago











  • @daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

    – user0
    15 hours ago













  • dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

    – daleif
    15 hours ago














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2








What's the right way to typeset an ellipsis in German quotation marks?



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{mathtools}
mathtoolsset{mathic=true} %%% See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/3496/
begin{document}
Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dots"'. %or "`ldots"'
end{document}


produces, when compiled with pdflatex,




Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen „… “.




What's the canonical way to get rid of the space between … and “? Surely, we can write something like



kern.1emtextellipsiskern-.12em


, but the kerning amounts would be guessed and might not be portable when you change font families.










share|improve this question
















What's the right way to typeset an ellipsis in German quotation marks?



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{mathtools}
mathtoolsset{mathic=true} %%% See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/3496/
begin{document}
Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dots"'. %or "`ldots"'
end{document}


produces, when compiled with pdflatex,




Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen „… “.




What's the canonical way to get rid of the space between … and “? Surely, we can write something like



kern.1emtextellipsiskern-.12em


, but the kerning amounts would be guessed and might not be portable when you change font families.







spacing german ellipsis






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  • 1





    "`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

    – moewe
    15 hours ago













  • @moewe Perfect!

    – user0
    15 hours ago











  • How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

    – daleif
    15 hours ago











  • @daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

    – user0
    15 hours ago













  • dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

    – daleif
    15 hours ago














  • 1





    "`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

    – moewe
    15 hours ago













  • @moewe Perfect!

    – user0
    15 hours ago











  • How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

    – daleif
    15 hours ago











  • @daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

    – user0
    15 hours ago













  • dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

    – daleif
    15 hours ago








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1





"`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

– moewe
15 hours ago







"`dotsunkern"' might be worth a try, but what exactly 'looks right' is a matter of taste.

– moewe
15 hours ago















@moewe Perfect!

– user0
15 hours ago





@moewe Perfect!

– user0
15 hours ago













How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

– daleif
15 hours ago





How is the mathtools stuff relevant to this question? mathic only applies to (...)

– daleif
15 hours ago













@daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

– user0
15 hours ago







@daleif Just in case dots would be invoking some maths internally.

– user0
15 hours ago















dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

– daleif
15 hours ago





dots and friends are defined via amsmath, which is loaded by mathtools.

– daleif
15 hours ago










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One way could be to cancel out the kerning after the ellipsis with unkern. I got the idea from browsing the csquotes documentation to see how csquotes handles its ellipsis.



Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.


Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.



The spacing seems less excessive now, but one might still feel the need for a little manual extra correction. What exactly looks right is to a certain degree a matter of taste.



It might be worth a try to use centred dots or one centred placeholder symbol instead of dots on the baseline. That way the apparent asymmetry with the closing upper quotation mark could be alleviated. Alternatively you could just fill in a dummy term.






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  • As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

    – user0
    14 hours ago











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One way could be to cancel out the kerning after the ellipsis with unkern. I got the idea from browsing the csquotes documentation to see how csquotes handles its ellipsis.



Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.


Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.



The spacing seems less excessive now, but one might still feel the need for a little manual extra correction. What exactly looks right is to a certain degree a matter of taste.



It might be worth a try to use centred dots or one centred placeholder symbol instead of dots on the baseline. That way the apparent asymmetry with the closing upper quotation mark could be alleviated. Alternatively you could just fill in a dummy term.






share|improve this answer


























  • As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

    – user0
    14 hours ago
















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One way could be to cancel out the kerning after the ellipsis with unkern. I got the idea from browsing the csquotes documentation to see how csquotes handles its ellipsis.



Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.


Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.



The spacing seems less excessive now, but one might still feel the need for a little manual extra correction. What exactly looks right is to a certain degree a matter of taste.



It might be worth a try to use centred dots or one centred placeholder symbol instead of dots on the baseline. That way the apparent asymmetry with the closing upper quotation mark could be alleviated. Alternatively you could just fill in a dummy term.






share|improve this answer


























  • As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

    – user0
    14 hours ago














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One way could be to cancel out the kerning after the ellipsis with unkern. I got the idea from browsing the csquotes documentation to see how csquotes handles its ellipsis.



Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.


Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.



The spacing seems less excessive now, but one might still feel the need for a little manual extra correction. What exactly looks right is to a certain degree a matter of taste.



It might be worth a try to use centred dots or one centred placeholder symbol instead of dots on the baseline. That way the apparent asymmetry with the closing upper quotation mark could be alleviated. Alternatively you could just fill in a dummy term.






share|improve this answer















One way could be to cancel out the kerning after the ellipsis with unkern. I got the idea from browsing the csquotes documentation to see how csquotes handles its ellipsis.



Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.


Terme schreiben wir in Anführungszeichen "`dotsunkern"'.



The spacing seems less excessive now, but one might still feel the need for a little manual extra correction. What exactly looks right is to a certain degree a matter of taste.



It might be worth a try to use centred dots or one centred placeholder symbol instead of dots on the baseline. That way the apparent asymmetry with the closing upper quotation mark could be alleviated. Alternatively you could just fill in a dummy term.







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  • As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

    – user0
    14 hours ago



















  • As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

    – user0
    14 hours ago

















As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

– user0
14 hours ago





As for central dots, I think there is no text version, one has to type (cdots) instead of textellipsis. But I agree that the assymtery is alleviated then.

– user0
14 hours ago


















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