This is even more weird (same setup as before)
\starttext
wedge\wedge\footnote{wedge} prime\prime\footnote{prime} % <-- no
\wedge (question mark) in footnote, but \prime
\page
wedge\wedge\footnote{wedge} prime\prime\footnote{prime} % <--
\wedge and \prime
\page
wedge\wedge\footnote{wedge} prime\prime\footnote{prime} % <--
wedge and \prime
\stoptext
On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 2:23 PM, Magnus J
Well that's even more odd. Is it visible in the attachment? Tested with updated Acrobat Reader and Sumatra pdf viewer without any visible \prime or \doubleprime, except in the footnote (where there is no \wedge on the other hand)... Note that \prime is visible as a footnote symbol, which is also in math mode. If I comment *all* of the \definefallbackfamily rows, it shows in the math example (but then it's Termes of course). With any of the \definefallbackfamily uncommented, it won't show.
Should I disable the fallback for a specific character, i.e., remove the characters from one of the fallback ranges? And how is that done? I don't care if Termes is used for most of the symbols, but I want to keep as much Garamond as possible in math mode, especially for letters and number.
/MJO
On 4/13/2018 12:34 PM, Magnus J wrote:
$D\prime = 0.98$ % <-- no \prime in output
$D\doubleprime = 0.98$ % <-- no \doubleprime in output
hm, i see primes here
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