How can I get the accent “breve-below”?
Some answers were provided in this question:
breve under letter is not in italics when using textit
It is clear then, that one can make a custom "breve below" macro. However, is the best way, as of today? That is, are there packages that provide more versatile definitions?
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Some answers were provided in this question:
breve under letter is not in italics when using textit
It is clear then, that one can make a custom "breve below" macro. However, is the best way, as of today? That is, are there packages that provide more versatile definitions?
symbols
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, viafontspecpackage with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.
– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago
add a comment |
Some answers were provided in this question:
breve under letter is not in italics when using textit
It is clear then, that one can make a custom "breve below" macro. However, is the best way, as of today? That is, are there packages that provide more versatile definitions?
symbols
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
Some answers were provided in this question:
breve under letter is not in italics when using textit
It is clear then, that one can make a custom "breve below" macro. However, is the best way, as of today? That is, are there packages that provide more versatile definitions?
symbols
symbols
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
asked 16 mins ago
user89
1,5222933
1,5222933
The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, viafontspecpackage with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.
– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago
add a comment |
The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, viafontspecpackage with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.
– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago
The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, via
fontspec package with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, via
fontspec package with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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The "best way" nowadays must be using the pre-designed opentype font for these accented-letters, via
fontspecpackage with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX.– Stone-Zeng
11 mins ago
@Stone-Zeng but what if you are just using LaTeX?
– user89
10 mins ago
It's impossible to have a perfect support for accented-letters in the traditional LaTeX, since the background 8-bit engine tex or pdftex do not really support unicode and opentype.
– Stone-Zeng
4 mins ago