\enableregime[cp1250] and missing upper Greek letters in math mode.
Hello, Years ago I installed TeXLive with ConTeXt - it works fine until I reinstalled my Windows and changed drive structures. So, I wanted to refresh my installation with newest MikTeX. After that I have a problem with polish fonts - in older version I have used: % --translate-file=cp1250pl \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] \mainlanguage[pl] \language[pl] and it worked fine. But with current installation I have missing polish characters (all) within these settings. After hours of searching the web I have found setting: \enableregime[cp1250] and it works. Almost. I have found that using with \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] makes replacing of polish character ± -> ¼ (at least). If I remove \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] I have problem with upper Greek letters in math mode - all are missing. With setting above is fine (except this ±-¼ problem). If any thread with the same problem? I could see similar posts but I am not sure if root of the problem is the same - sometimes proposed solution is quite complicated for not advanced user ;) Maybe some polish user more familiar with ConTeXt had the same problems and can help? ;) PS. Of course I have made: texexec --make en texexec --make --language=pl --bodyfont=plr en after installation -- best regards ml.
On 10/3/07, context@fr.pl wrote:
Hello,
Years ago I installed TeXLive with ConTeXt - it works fine until I reinstalled my Windows and changed drive structures. So, I wanted to refresh my installation with newest MikTeX.
After that I have a problem with polish fonts - in older version I have used: % --translate-file=cp1250pl \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] \mainlanguage[pl] \language[pl]
and it worked fine. But with current installation I have missing polish characters (all) within these settings. After hours of searching the web I have found setting: \enableregime[cp1250]
I needed hours of searching to figure out that ugly trick with "--translate-file=cp1250pl", but please, please: do not use it. Around 2005 support for \enableregime[cp1250] has been added and that one is much more reliable. (I would say: try to convince your editor to support utf-8 instead, and write your source in utf-8 with \enableregime[utf-8], if that is an option. UTF-8 is much more future-oriented.)
and it works. Almost. I have found that using with \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] makes replacing of polish character ± -> ¼ (at least).
Why do you need plr? Doesn't it work fine if you simply use \setupbodyfont[12pt] or, perhaps one needs \usetypescript[modern][qx] \setupbodyfont[modern,12pt] for Polish. There should be no need to have plr. They will be removed sooner or later anyway (or will map to existing encodings).
If I remove \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] I have problem with upper Greek letters in math mode - all are missing. With setting above is fine (except this ±-¼ problem).
Which version of ConTeXt are you using? (Well, if you have MikTeX, that should not be a problem.) Here it seems to work fine, although I have problems seing your characters.
If any thread with the same problem? I could see similar posts but I am not sure if root of the problem is the same - sometimes proposed solution is quite complicated for not advanced user ;) Maybe some polish user more familiar with ConTeXt had the same problems and can help? ;)
PS. Of course I have made: texexec --make en texexec --make --language=pl --bodyfont=plr en after installation
Simply use texexec --make --all You don't need plr. Can you send a minimal example if the problem persists? Mojca
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
I needed hours of searching to figure out that ugly trick with "--translate-file=cp1250pl", but please, please: do not use it. Around 2005 support for \enableregime[cp1250] has been added and that one is much more reliable.
indeed, translate file is real messy because there isno clus in the document then about what happens and all tools in the chaine then need that kind of magic; for me that input translation qualifies as one of the worst ideas implemented ever
and it works. Almost. I have found that using with \setupbodyfont[plr,12pt] makes replacing of polish character ± -> ¼ (at least).
Why do you need plr?
Doesn't it work fine if you simply use \setupbodyfont[12pt]
or, perhaps one needs
\usetypescript[modern][qx] \setupbodyfont[modern,12pt]
indeed, plr is obsolete, qx is the replacement (actually, plr, csr, vnr, aer fonts are already obsolete since lm showed up) Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Hello,
or, perhaps one needs \usetypescript[modern][qx] \setupbodyfont[modern,12pt]
After these setting everything works fine. Thank you very much for answers (for Hans also). As I wrote - I have installed environment about 2003 and only my wife has used it from time to time. If everything works I didn't upgrade it... I am still beginner in TeX ;) -- best regards ml.
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