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comment Is there a way to speed up the use of ucharclasses?
Thanks. I have to admit, I don't really understand the inner workings here and wouldn't know how to use your reply. Since in my case it seems to be working without this resetting and ucharclasses overall seems to ignore it as well, I hope I'm not going awfully wrong without it for the time being...
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comment Is there a way to speed up the use of ucharclasses?
What exactly do you mean by proof of code only? What would I have to add/change to make production use of it?
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
Thanks a lot for your insight and help.
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comment Is there a way to speed up the use of ucharclasses?
Thanks for this wealth of insight and contribution in such short time. This helped me (and certainly quite a few others) a lot. Let's hope, Max will stick this in (and maybe even loosens his license so that the package can make it into TeXLive...)
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
@UlrikeFischer So how would I use braces automatically? They would have to be escaped somehow when I put them into the command braces, right?
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comment Is there a way to speed up the use of ucharclasses?
I guess it is loading the package. There are a few loops that assign stuff to all (relevant) Unicode characters, as far as I understand. And these are quite a few...
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asked Is there a way to speed up the use of ucharclasses?
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
And one more: In my example, I used \usepackage[Devanagari]{ucharclasses}. This restricts the processing of ucharclasses to the Devanagari script, which helps with processing time as ucharclasses is incredibly slow. However, as a consequence, the detection of the end of the Devanagari script can then fail. Taking out the option helps - and makes the usage of the \relax as described above unnecessary.
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
There is one additional caveat! When I use the non-latin script in the section title and the last latin character before the non-latin script is a / you need to add a \relax to make it work, e.g.: \section{Devanagari /\relax भारी धनिया संकट}. Otherwise, Ulrike's trick throws an error.
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
I think this actually doesn't work for mixtures of scripts, where you go from latin to script1 then to script2 and then back to latin. This can happen in Japanese, for example, that can go from kanji to katagana to hiragana and even latin script.
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accepted How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
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comment How can I use ucharclasses to change the font for a special script and then restore to what it was before?
I bow my head and am deeply impressed. Works like a charm!