Re: Romanian diacritics

Re: Romanian diacritics

[Dan Seracu]

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Hi
 
Not necesarly. But I've spotted that in that pdf, the Romanian diacritics were typesetted correct! I was wonderring if you did something special.
 
The definition I use is:
 
\def\commaaccent#1{\oalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth,\hidewidth}}
 
But I cannot be sure if it is OK.
 
Sincerely,
Dan SERACU

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Re: Romanian diacritics

[Hans Hagen]

At 08:30 23/03/2004, you wrote:
>Hello again!
>(after quite some time)
>
>I've recently downloaded the special-s.pdf and there
>is an example in  Romanian. Now the question: How did
>you do the \c{t} and the \c{s} there to use the comma
>and not the cedilla? Because in the "standard"
>romanian (old typesetting way) these letter used to
>have comma and not cedilla (like now when using M$
>Word)

so, you want a way to overload the meaning of \ccedilla?

An option is to add \tcomma and \scomma to the encoding vectors and provide 
a romanian language specific that remaps
\tcedilla to \tcomma

What is the default definition of \tcomma ?

Hans

Romanian diacritics

[Dan Seracu]

Hello again!
(after quite some time)

I've recently downloaded the special-s.pdf and there
is an example in  Romanian. Now the question: How did
you do the \c{t} and the \c{s} there to use the comma
and not the cedilla? Because in the "standard"
romanian (old typesetting way) these letter used to
have comma and not cedilla (like now when using M$
Word)

Greetings from Romania
Dan SERACU

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