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How to make cyrillic working with TeX Gyre fonts?
Despite claiming that the cyrl language tag and the Cyrillic block 0x0400–0x04FF are supported, in the list of glyphs there's a jump from 0x03F5 to 0x0E3F.
I'm not sure whether the developers started ...
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How to make cyrillic working with TeX Gyre fonts?
You need a font with cyrillic, eg Times New Roman windows font
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[main=russian, english]{babel}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\setmainfont{Times New Roman}
\begin{document}
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Creating bilingual (german, devanagari (hindi, sanskrit)) pdf using markdown, pandoc and xelatex
Pandoc versions 2.15 and newer use babel instead of polyglossia with xelatex. Adapting the accepted answer:
---
fontsize: 12pt
lang: de
mainfont: Arial
header-includes:
- \babelfont[hindi]{rm}{...
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I can't have latexmk detecting the options I give it
tl;dr : there was a conflict between latexmk and latexmk.py
Thank you @daleif for your comment,
I checked my latexmk version because i updated it several times and it seemed wierd to me that is was ...
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ModernCV Chinese template empty after compiling
you can use the ctex pacakge like this:
\usepackage{ctex}
and compile using xelatex. the package CJKutf8 is too old.
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