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Unicode symbols with XeLaTeX and Lato font
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Xelatex / Fontspec how to load fonts directly from diskfile (Postscript Type 1 fonts)Conflict between color, graphicx and libertineGentoo xelatex font installationUsing a handwriting font from myscriptfont.comUsing Tibetan and Devanagari Unicode Script in XeLaTeXHow to validate a font to be used with XeLaTeX, fontspecHow can I use the fontawesome package with XeLaTeX?How to adapt tcolorbox with XeLaTexHaving problems with lstlistings displaying minus symbol in code listing with custom fontWho changed my Chinese character?
I'm trying to print the ✔ symbol using XeLaTeX and directly from the code (i.e. putting the symbol into the source code directly and not using some macro). I have the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontLato
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
But it doesnt work:
xelatex test.tex
However, using Libertine font (with usepackagelibertine) works OK.
Is there a way to do it?
Thank you very much in advance.
fonts xetex
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
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I'm trying to print the ✔ symbol using XeLaTeX and directly from the code (i.e. putting the symbol into the source code directly and not using some macro). I have the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontLato
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
But it doesnt work:
xelatex test.tex
However, using Libertine font (with usepackagelibertine) works OK.
Is there a way to do it?
Thank you very much in advance.
fonts xetex
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
1
The log file saysMissing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
add a comment |
I'm trying to print the ✔ symbol using XeLaTeX and directly from the code (i.e. putting the symbol into the source code directly and not using some macro). I have the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontLato
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
But it doesnt work:
xelatex test.tex
However, using Libertine font (with usepackagelibertine) works OK.
Is there a way to do it?
Thank you very much in advance.
fonts xetex
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
I'm trying to print the ✔ symbol using XeLaTeX and directly from the code (i.e. putting the symbol into the source code directly and not using some macro). I have the following MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontLato
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
But it doesnt work:
xelatex test.tex
However, using Libertine font (with usepackagelibertine) works OK.
Is there a way to do it?
Thank you very much in advance.
fonts xetex
fonts xetex
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
asked 1 hour ago
Ricardo Pérez LópezRicardo Pérez López
1118
1118
looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
1
The log file saysMissing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
add a comment |
looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
1
The log file saysMissing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
1
1
The log file says
Missing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
The log file says
Missing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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The font has no glyph for that character (you can see it from the “missing symbol” glyph or from the message in the log file).
Use a font that provides it. Here I use Libertinus Serif.
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfamilylibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
iffontcharfont`✔ else libertinusfi ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
You might want to have the symbol not to change based on the current conditions. Then use
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfacelibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
normalfontlibertinus ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
I use the Iosevka font just to see the difference in the two situations.
answered 1 hour ago
egregegreg
736k8919353261
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The font has no glyph for that character (you can see it from the “missing symbol” glyph or from the message in the log file).
Use a font that provides it. Here I use Libertinus Serif.
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfamilylibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
iffontcharfont`✔ else libertinusfi ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
You might want to have the symbol not to change based on the current conditions. Then use
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfacelibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
normalfontlibertinus ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
I use the Iosevka font just to see the difference in the two situations.
answered 1 hour ago
egregegreg
736k8919353261
add a comment |
The font has no glyph for that character (you can see it from the “missing symbol” glyph or from the message in the log file).
Use a font that provides it. Here I use Libertinus Serif.
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfamilylibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
iffontcharfont`✔ else libertinusfi ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
You might want to have the symbol not to change based on the current conditions. Then use
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfacelibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
normalfontlibertinus ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
I use the Iosevka font just to see the difference in the two situations.
answered 1 hour ago
egregegreg
736k8919353261
add a comment |
The font has no glyph for that character (you can see it from the “missing symbol” glyph or from the message in the log file).
Use a font that provides it. Here I use Libertinus Serif.
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfamilylibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
iffontcharfont`✔ else libertinusfi ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
You might want to have the symbol not to change based on the current conditions. Then use
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfacelibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
normalfontlibertinus ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
I use the Iosevka font just to see the difference in the two situations.
answered 1 hour ago
egregegreg
736k8919353261
The font has no glyph for that character (you can see it from the “missing symbol” glyph or from the message in the log file).
Use a font that provides it. Here I use Libertinus Serif.
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfamilylibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
iffontcharfont`✔ else libertinusfi ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
You might want to have the symbol not to change based on the current conditions. Then use
documentclassarticle
usepackagefontspec
usepackagenewunicodechar
setmainfontLato
newfontfacelibertinusLibertinus Serif % a font that has ✔
newfontfamilyiosevkaIosevka
newunicodechar✔%
begingroup
normalfontlibertinus ✔%
endgroup
begindocument
This is a test: ✔
iosevka
This is a test: ✔
enddocument
I use the Iosevka font just to see the difference in the two situations.
answered 1 hour ago
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looks as if your font doesn't contain the symbol, so you will have to switch to another font for it.
– Ulrike Fischer
1 hour ago
1
The log file says
Missing character: There is no ✔ in font Lato Regular/OT, so you'll have to find a font which contains that glyph.– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago