{characters} is about the regular alphabetic characters that are part of some script in a language. For accented characters, add {accents}. For non-alphabetic characters, use {symbols} instead.
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Simple transliteration in LaTeX (for Latin)
I would like to typeset the same latin text in two or more "spellings".
My source is a modernized spelling (distinguishing i/j, u/v) and I would like to display it both with and without this ...
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Dealing with word boundaries in a pl file
I am still trying to get my blackletter font to work with some flavour of LaTeX. I made a lot of progress adapting it to vanilla pdflatex. (Using a perl script that writes the ligatures part for the ...
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TeX, LaTeX capabilities in counting occurrences in text of chars defined in a given list
I am asking this question in part because I am not completely aware of TeX, LaTeX capabilities. Imagine that I want to count the number occurrences of charecters defined in a certain list. The usage ...
