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Re: Fraktur-compliant fonts
OK, downsizing my request: just give me a shortcut in order to insert it handily instead of copying/pasting every time from charmap.
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Fraktur-compliant fonts
OK, at least could you give me a hint on how to include hyphenation patterns containing ſ? Where do I find the hyphenation file and how should I modify it?
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Fraktur-compliant fonts
Bump!AleCes wrote:OK, at least could you give me a hint on how to include hyphenation patterns containing ſ? Where do I find the hyphenation file and how should I modify it?
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Fraktur-compliant fonts
You could change your keyboard layout to german. The long ſ should be easier to find (on my linux its <ALT GR> + <s>).
For hyphenation you could use
If you need more help, you know exactly what a Minimal Working example is.
For hyphenation you could use
\usepackage[german]{babel}
. This should be close enough for starting.If you need more help, you know exactly what a Minimal Working example is.
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Fraktur-compliant fonts
<ALT GR> + <s>> gives Eszett (ß) not Long s (ſ) which is peculiar to Fraktur. The problem with hyphenation is that this character it's not recognized neither by babel or polyglossia, I need to modify the babel/polyglossia hyphenation database if I want to make use of syllabification.Johannes_B wrote:You could change your keyboard layout to german. The long ſ should be easier to find (on my linux its <ALT GR> + <s>).
For hyphenation you could use\usepackage[german]{babel}
. This should be close enough for starting.
If you need more help, you know exactly what a Minimal Working example is.