Benct Philip Jonsson schrieb am 11.03.2021 um 18:37:
In a program I'm writing I have a function for escaping characters which are reserved or problematic in LaTeX. I would like to have a corresponding function for ConTeXt, so I'm wondering which ones are different/superfluous/missing from a ConTeXt perspective in the following list (sorry about the formatting!):
'{': "\\{"
\letterleftbrace
'}': "\\}"
\letterrightbrace
'_': "\\_"
No escape needed.
'%': "\\%"
\letterpercent
'#': "\\#"
\letterhash
'$': "\\$"
\letterdollar
'&': "\\&"
No escape needed.
'`': "\\textasciigrave{}"
\textgrave
'^': "\\textasciicircum{}"
\letterhat
'~': "\\textasciitilde{}"
\lettertilde
'\\': "\\textbackslash{}"
\letterbackslash
'|': "\\textbar{}"
\letterbar
'<': "\\textless{}" '>': "\\textgreater{}" '[': '{[}' ']': '{]}'
No escape needed.
Note that I'm not looking for accented letters, Unicode quotes and dashes etc. I'm assuming that people in the year 2021 are using an UTF-8-aware engine (and my corresponding HTML escape function similarly caters only to & < > " ').
Another option is to use \utfchar, e.g. \utfchar{0x60} Wolfgang