sergio@helios.sixcom.it (Sergio Scola) (01/25/91)
I have a problem using Silvio Levy Greek Fonts in LaTeX footnotes.
This happens when using the circumflex accent `~' in conjunction with
a iota subscript `|' or a breathing (i.e. `<' or `>').
For instance:
\footnote{\begingreek <or~a|s me, <~w \endgreek}
^^^ ^^^
Silvio Levy gives a reference to Reinhard Wonneberger's article in the
October, 1986 issue of TUGboat (pp. 179-180) to solve this kind of troubles.
Unfortunately I can't find it! Could anyone help me?
Please answer using email.
Many thanks in advance.
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sergio@sixcom.uucpteexdwu@ioe.lon.ac.uk (DOMINIK WUJASTYK) (01/29/91)
In article <sergio.664797317@helios> sergio@helios.sixcom.it (Sergio Scola) writes: >I have a problem using Silvio Levy Greek Fonts in LaTeX footnotes. > >This happens when using the circumflex accent `~' in conjunction with >a iota subscript `|' or a breathing (i.e. `<' or `>'). > >For instance: > > \footnote{\begingreek <or~a|s me, <~w \endgreek} > ^^^ ^^^ > >Silvio Levy gives a reference to Reinhard Wonneberger's article in the >October, 1986 issue of TUGboat (pp. 179-180) to solve this kind of troubles. >Unfortunately I can't find it! Could anyone help me? Yes, the article is in TUGboat 7(3), and Wonnenberger gives code that redefines LaTeX's \footnote command in such a way that you would not have the above problem. I shall sit down and type it out some time, and when I do, I'll post it here, to comp.text.tex. In the meantime, a workaround is to say the following: "Blah blah blah \begingreek\footnote{English english \begingreek Greek Greek\endgreek English}\endgreek" I.e., surround the \footnote{...} in another set of Greek delimiters. Ugly, but it works. Best wishes, Dominik