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Difficulty accessing OpenType ligatures with LuaLaTex and fontspec
Historic font and missing ligaturesLuaLaTeX, fontspec and tracking with microtypefontspec for small caps and nocommon ligatures (actually, rawfeatures works, but not ligatures=NoCommon)Problem with fontspec and EBGaramondhow to set font feature file for a specific font file and not the whole font shapeLuaLaTeX, Fontspec: Wordspacing and LetterspacingHow can I use OpenType Collection font with fontspec package and LuaTeX?Opentype fonts: A few wrong glyphs with current lualatexHow to keep a “rare” ligature from interfering with a “common” ligature?How do I enable a font feature?Helping XeLaTeX Find TrueType Ligatures
I’ve been trying to use Greek ligatures with the font Alfios in the version available here. In particular, I’m trying to get the o-u ligature as can be seen in the image — that I get from MS Word.
However, when I put in the code below, I get the following image as output.
Why does this not work? Any ideas?
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesLigatures=Rare,Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
The solution in Historic font and missing ligatures appears related, but that’s a hack where you redefine the ligatures. I’m just trying to use the relevant font feature.
luatex fontspec opentype
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I’ve been trying to use Greek ligatures with the font Alfios in the version available here. In particular, I’m trying to get the o-u ligature as can be seen in the image — that I get from MS Word.
However, when I put in the code below, I get the following image as output.
Why does this not work? Any ideas?
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesLigatures=Rare,Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
The solution in Historic font and missing ligatures appears related, but that’s a hack where you redefine the ligatures. I’m just trying to use the relevant font feature.
luatex fontspec opentype
edited 4 hours ago
Mico
288k32394782
asked 5 hours ago
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I’ve been trying to use Greek ligatures with the font Alfios in the version available here. In particular, I’m trying to get the o-u ligature as can be seen in the image — that I get from MS Word.
However, when I put in the code below, I get the following image as output.
Why does this not work? Any ideas?
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesLigatures=Rare,Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
The solution in Historic font and missing ligatures appears related, but that’s a hack where you redefine the ligatures. I’m just trying to use the relevant font feature.
luatex fontspec opentype
edited 4 hours ago
Mico
288k32394782
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I’ve been trying to use Greek ligatures with the font Alfios in the version available here. In particular, I’m trying to get the o-u ligature as can be seen in the image — that I get from MS Word.
However, when I put in the code below, I get the following image as output.
Why does this not work? Any ideas?
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesLigatures=Rare,Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
The solution in Historic font and missing ligatures appears related, but that’s a hack where you redefine the ligatures. I’m just trying to use the relevant font feature.
luatex fontspec opentype
luatex fontspec opentype
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You should activate the greek script:
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesScript=Greek,Ligatures=Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
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You should activate the greek script:
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesScript=Greek,Ligatures=Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
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You should activate the greek script:
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesScript=Greek,Ligatures=Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
add a comment |
You should activate the greek script:
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesScript=Greek,Ligatures=Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
You should activate the greek script:
documentclass[]article
usepackagefontspec
newfontfamilysobergreekAlfios
begindocument
sobergreekaddfontfeaturesScript=Greek,Ligatures=Historic
noindent
Οὔ σε φιλῶ, Σαβίδι’, οὐχ οἷός τ’ ὤν τοῦ χάριν εἰπεῖν.\
Οὐδὲ λέγειν δύναμαι πλείονά γ’· οὔ σε φιλῶ
enddocument
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered 3 hours ago
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
201k9309695
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
Thank you! That’s solved it. Just a clarification about the syntax: how does the script marker work? Does it activate ligatures just for Greek text, or does it say that everything following will be in Greek?
– confusedandbemused
2 hours ago
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