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On Sun, 11 Feb 2001, Frank Mittelbach wrote:
> - it clearly can't provide the answer for chars not existing in unicode
There are also ones that will most probably never get into Unicode, like
the dotless j.
> - and it clearly can't provide the answer for math
Unicode recommends modifiers for the unified math symbols, which will
become something like \mathmakelonger{\rightarrow} internally.
> yes and no, I tried to explain that there are limitations posed by the current
> implementation of the major underlying formatter (ie TeX) which you can't
> easily overcome and even if you do: which then needs a long time to get
> actually being deployed at sites that have not much use for anything other
> than ASCII plus perhaps a few accents.
I understand. But the situation is different now. These days, developers
do something interesting: they add an eye candy features (take support for
some new image format in YAP), and they user updates the whole system and
automatically gets all latest things.
--roozbeh
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