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!package inputenc error unicode character (u+200a)
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character (U+202A) when using crossrefUnknown Unicode character 128 = U+0080Package inputenc error unicode char! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char (U+200B)?Package inputenc Error: Unicode char èse (U+E0)Unicode character error (inputenc package)Package inputenc Error: Unicode character (U+2061), in MacTex! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ́ (U+301)(inputenc)! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character ☯ (U+262F)Package inputenc Error: Unicode character! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character � (U+FFFD)Error: ! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ⊘ (U+2298)(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX
im currently writing my bachelors thesis and while inserting some cites and adding something to my bib file the above mentioned error occured. i tried to "fix" it by removing all the steps prior to the occuring error but it still remains and i just cant find any solution.
since im a total newbie in latex, i would be grateful for any quick help!
i found something that should remove this error but it doesnt:
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200}{„ “}
which i insert directly after
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
but that still doesnt solve it
thx in advance guys!
unicode input-encodings characters
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
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im currently writing my bachelors thesis and while inserting some cites and adding something to my bib file the above mentioned error occured. i tried to "fix" it by removing all the steps prior to the occuring error but it still remains and i just cant find any solution.
since im a total newbie in latex, i would be grateful for any quick help!
i found something that should remove this error but it doesnt:
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200}{„ “}
which i insert directly after
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
but that still doesnt solve it
thx in advance guys!
unicode input-encodings characters
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
1
the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
3
it is a thin space character, addDeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
1
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27
|
show 2 more comments
im currently writing my bachelors thesis and while inserting some cites and adding something to my bib file the above mentioned error occured. i tried to "fix" it by removing all the steps prior to the occuring error but it still remains and i just cant find any solution.
since im a total newbie in latex, i would be grateful for any quick help!
i found something that should remove this error but it doesnt:
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200}{„ “}
which i insert directly after
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
but that still doesnt solve it
thx in advance guys!
unicode input-encodings characters
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
im currently writing my bachelors thesis and while inserting some cites and adding something to my bib file the above mentioned error occured. i tried to "fix" it by removing all the steps prior to the occuring error but it still remains and i just cant find any solution.
since im a total newbie in latex, i would be grateful for any quick help!
i found something that should remove this error but it doesnt:
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200}{„ “}
which i insert directly after
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
but that still doesnt solve it
thx in advance guys!
unicode input-encodings characters
unicode input-encodings characters
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
edited Mar 25 at 20:09
David Carlisle
498k4111441893
498k4111441893
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
asked Mar 25 at 20:03
Stammer91Stammer91
112
112
1
the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
3
it is a thin space character, addDeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
1
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27
|
show 2 more comments
1
the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
3
it is a thin space character, addDeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
1
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27
1
1
the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
3
3
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!} to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!} to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
1
1
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27
|
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it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}
to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
The log file should also pinpoint the error, it will look something like
(./somefile
<other messages>
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character Δ (U+0394)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...
l.766 item textbf{Distance $Δ$}
- how much did we move by?
You may provide a definition with
DeclareUnicodeCharacter
which tells you that the character is on line 766 of somefile.tex
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
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it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}
to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
The log file should also pinpoint the error, it will look something like
(./somefile
<other messages>
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character Δ (U+0394)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...
l.766 item textbf{Distance $Δ$}
- how much did we move by?
You may provide a definition with
DeclareUnicodeCharacter
which tells you that the character is on line 766 of somefile.tex
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
|
show 9 more comments
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}
to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
The log file should also pinpoint the error, it will look something like
(./somefile
<other messages>
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character Δ (U+0394)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...
l.766 item textbf{Distance $Δ$}
- how much did we move by?
You may provide a definition with
DeclareUnicodeCharacter
which tells you that the character is on line 766 of somefile.tex
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
|
show 9 more comments
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}
to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
The log file should also pinpoint the error, it will look something like
(./somefile
<other messages>
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character Δ (U+0394)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...
l.766 item textbf{Distance $Δ$}
- how much did we move by?
You may provide a definition with
DeclareUnicodeCharacter
which tells you that the character is on line 766 of somefile.tex
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}
to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character
The log file should also pinpoint the error, it will look something like
(./somefile
<other messages>
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode character Δ (U+0394)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...
l.766 item textbf{Distance $Δ$}
- how much did we move by?
You may provide a definition with
DeclareUnicodeCharacter
which tells you that the character is on line 766 of somefile.tex
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
edited Mar 25 at 21:31
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
answered Mar 25 at 20:27
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
498k4111441893
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
|
show 9 more comments
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
thx it helped solve the error, the thing is, that !!!FIX ME!!! doesnt appear anywhere
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:29
1
1
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
@Stammer91 and does the error re-appear if you delete the definition?
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:31
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
strangely it doesnt. i just dont understand latex
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:51
1
1
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
@Stammer91 if you provided a small test file, it would be easy to debug, if you don't, it isn't, but you have that character somewhere in your sources so an alternative is to use grep or perl or python etc and just search for the character.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:58
1
1
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
You don't really need that (we have that, or at least hopefully we do: I wrote the code that's generating that error message:-) But you have the example, all you need to do is delete any text that you can delete while still showing the error and then post the resulting smallest file that has the error, if you half the file size at each iteration it should only take a few iterations to get down to a 1-page example. @Stammer91
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 21:02
|
show 9 more comments
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the error is about character U+200a (HAIR SPACE) but you have defined character U+0200 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOUBLE GRAVE)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:11
Are you sure you want a literal Hair space character in your sources? Rather than define the character it is probably better to delete it.
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:12
i have deleted everything i added and its still there. how could i define the hair space? (and what is it anyway?)
– Stammer91
Mar 25 at 20:14
3
it is a thin space character, add
DeclareUnicodeCharacter{200A}{!!!FIX ME!!!}to your preamble and then see where that text appears and retype that part of the source without the thin space character– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:17
1
If the text doesn't appear delete the definition and pretend it never happened:-) (it may have been in an auxiliary file and an earlier edit removed it after sufficient latex runs to regenerate everything)
– David Carlisle
Mar 25 at 20:27