Subject: Hyperref problem - msg#00213

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Re: fontspec: problem with WordSpace feature

On 20/07/2006, at 1:35 , Firmicus wrote: > Now since the command \arabicfont is called many times during > processing (esp. because of a macro that uses it for typing line > numbers in Arabic in the margin), it happens that the rescaling of > fontdimen2 is done again and again, growing exponentially until > xetex complains that the dimension is too large (probably larger > that the page!) and stops. Ha ha ha! That's clearly not very good :) Thanks for pointing it out -- I'll take a look soon and fix it ASAP. Regards, Will

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Re: Hyperref problem

Hi, > With the help provided here, I managed to have a working install of > Xetex under win32 (big thanks to those that make that possible). > > Now I'm trying to produce a pdf using hyperref to have sections > displayed as bookmarks. > Although the text is correctly typeset with the chosen fonts (thanks > fontspec !), the bookmarks are rendered as illegible squares. > > How can I get the bookmarks correctly rendered ? \documentclass[dvipdfm]{article} \usepackage[... ...]{hyperref} ... ... ... ... \begin{document} \tableofcontents ... ... \end{document} Note the option "dvipdfm". Bookmarks are automatically written in utf-16 encoding, thanks to the xdvipdfmx rewritten by Jonathan. Of course you have to prepare your source in utf-8 encoding. -- Akira Kakuto

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Re: xunicode.sty bug

On 19/07/2006, at 7:33 , Ross Moore wrote: > Hi Jonathan, Ralf, Will, Toralf, and others. > Without changing this mechanism, it seems that having > \hyphenchar=^^ad > would do the right thing, provided the font has a glyph there. > This is a matter for fontspec to determine, yes ? Yes, fontspec from v1.9 has this capability \fontspec[HyphenChar=-]{FPL Neu} Or use whatever glyph or char slot you like. > I suppose the issue is really what happens to any hyphenations > when you select and copy a paragraph from a PDF prepared by XeTeX. > Is the U+00AD actually present within the Unicode string ? > Do you see the glyph or not when the result is pasted into a > text-editor ? I guess it would be kind of neat if XeTeX could insert these soft hyphens even where they're not used for hyphenation into the PDF; this would aid XHTML production with hyphenation, which browsers need a fair bit of help with, I believe.. >> In the case of xetex, I think a sensible default (to handle the >> situation where U+00AD occurs in the input text) would be to say: >> >> \catcode"AD=\active >> \let^^ad=\- > > This seems to be the right implementation, when an author > has included ^^ad (by whatever means) within the source. > > It seems to me that these assignments are completely standard, > so belong in xetex.xfmt , rather than being added by a package. > I could put them into xunicode.sty , but really don't think that > it is appropriate. Agreed ? If not in the format, then there could be a "unicode markup" package to include little things like this. I'd be happy with either. Will

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Re: Hyperref problem

Hi, > With the help provided here, I managed to have a working install of > Xetex under win32 (big thanks to those that make that possible). > > Now I'm trying to produce a pdf using hyperref to have sections > displayed as bookmarks. > Although the text is correctly typeset with the chosen fonts (thanks > fontspec !), the bookmarks are rendered as illegible squares. > > How can I get the bookmarks correctly rendered ? \documentclass[dvipdfm]{article} \usepackage[... ...]{hyperref} ... ... ... ... \begin{document} \tableofcontents ... ... \end{document} Note the option "dvipdfm". Bookmarks are automatically written in utf-16 encoding, thanks to the xdvipdfmx rewritten by Jonathan. Of course you have to prepare your source in utf-8 encoding. -- Akira Kakuto