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xcolor breaking ligatures
Any suggestions/requests for features for a new package that allows disabling ligatures for (pre)selected words?Switching off ligatures in LuaLaTeXLigatures disablingSuppress certain ligatures generallyDifference between and / for breaking ligaturesLuatex ligatures after newpageHow to enable ligaturesAccessing Junicode ligaturesProperly breaking up ligatures using selnolig / LuaLaTeXIncorrect LuaTeX ligatures
In some behind the scenes work for spacing reasons, the pieces of a syllable get split up in gregoriotex and then reassembled for printing. Normally this works fine, but we're running into some ligature problems when styling is involved. The results can be seen in the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
In the first example, the fact that the "f" and the "i" have color applied to them separately, the ligature (shown in the second line) between them doesn't show (even though the color is the same). On the other hand, this doesn't happen for itshape. Is there a way for the color example to work more like the italics example?
LuaTeX tag is used because the gregoriotex package (into which any solution is destined to be inserted) is only compatible with Lua(La)TeX.
color luatex ligatures
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In some behind the scenes work for spacing reasons, the pieces of a syllable get split up in gregoriotex and then reassembled for printing. Normally this works fine, but we're running into some ligature problems when styling is involved. The results can be seen in the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
In the first example, the fact that the "f" and the "i" have color applied to them separately, the ligature (shown in the second line) between them doesn't show (even though the color is the same). On the other hand, this doesn't happen for itshape. Is there a way for the color example to work more like the italics example?
LuaTeX tag is used because the gregoriotex package (into which any solution is destined to be inserted) is only compatible with Lua(La)TeX.
color luatex ligatures
asked 4 hours ago
rpspringuelrpspringuel
443415
add a comment |
In some behind the scenes work for spacing reasons, the pieces of a syllable get split up in gregoriotex and then reassembled for printing. Normally this works fine, but we're running into some ligature problems when styling is involved. The results can be seen in the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
In the first example, the fact that the "f" and the "i" have color applied to them separately, the ligature (shown in the second line) between them doesn't show (even though the color is the same). On the other hand, this doesn't happen for itshape. Is there a way for the color example to work more like the italics example?
LuaTeX tag is used because the gregoriotex package (into which any solution is destined to be inserted) is only compatible with Lua(La)TeX.
color luatex ligatures
asked 4 hours ago
rpspringuelrpspringuel
443415
In some behind the scenes work for spacing reasons, the pieces of a syllable get split up in gregoriotex and then reassembled for printing. Normally this works fine, but we're running into some ligature problems when styling is involved. The results can be seen in the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
In the first example, the fact that the "f" and the "i" have color applied to them separately, the ligature (shown in the second line) between them doesn't show (even though the color is the same). On the other hand, this doesn't happen for itshape. Is there a way for the color example to work more like the italics example?
LuaTeX tag is used because the gregoriotex package (into which any solution is destined to be inserted) is only compatible with Lua(La)TeX.
color luatex ligatures
color luatex ligatures
asked 4 hours ago
rpspringuelrpspringuel
443415
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rpspringuelrpspringuel
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the normal color command inserts whatsits and this breaks ligatures. You can use luacolor instead:
documentclassarticle
usepackageluacolor,xcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
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the normal color command inserts whatsits and this breaks ligatures. You can use luacolor instead:
documentclassarticle
usepackageluacolor,xcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
add a comment |
the normal color command inserts whatsits and this breaks ligatures. You can use luacolor instead:
documentclassarticle
usepackageluacolor,xcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
add a comment |
the normal color command inserts whatsits and this breaks ligatures. You can use luacolor instead:
documentclassarticle
usepackageluacolor,xcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
the normal color command inserts whatsits and this breaks ligatures. You can use luacolor instead:
documentclassarticle
usepackageluacolor,xcolor
begindocument
Huge
colorredfcolorredi
colorredfi
itshape fitshape i
itshape fi
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
204k9312703
answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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answered 4 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
Works fine for LuaLaTeX, but not for LuaTeX. As we generally try to maintain gregoriotex as compatible with both, is there a LuaTeX equivalent for luacolor?
– rpspringuel
4 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
I don't know one, it would be certainly possible to write one, but you would have to find someone to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
3 hours ago
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