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Mixing Icelandic, German and Ukrainian glyphs in the same PDF
Problems with mixing Icelandic and German with LuaLaTexMixing latin and cyrillic charactersConflict between color, graphicx and libertineSubstitute font's glyphs with glyphs from the same fontUse case for Latin Modern Math (LM Math)Accessing an alternate representation of a letter in fontspecMapping Private Use Area characters in pdflatex?Problems with mixing Icelandic and German with LuaLaTexWhy the luatex85 package and the luatex manual does not share the same definitions for pdf…?Mixing KOMAscript and geometryMixing expl3 and luacode
This is more or less a followup to a previous question which I asked with pdflatex in mind and regarding another document class (letter-classic).
Right now I am struggling to be able to mix German, Icelandic and Ukrainian glyphs in a particular KOMA-Script-based class (komacv combined with komacv-multilang).
The outcome of the following MWE (using scrlttr2) illustrates the issue I am running into.
ifdefineddirectluaelse
errmessageLuaTeX is required to typeset this document
csname @@endexpandafterendcsname
fi
documentclass[11pt,a4paper]scrlttr2
usepackage[ukrainian,icelandic,german,english]babel
usepackagelmodern
newcommandUKR[1]foreignlanguageukrainian#1
newcommandISL[1]foreignlanguageicelandic#1
newcommandDEU[1]foreignlanguagegerman#1
begindocument
beginletterTroll family\ISLElliðaárdalur\ISL999 Reykjavík\ICELAND
setkomavarfromnameUKRНиколай Васильевич Гоголь (Gogol)
setkomavarfromaddressUKRВулиця Богдана Хмельницького 123\01234 Київ\Україна
openingFolks,
do you know the current address of the ISLJólasveinar and/or their parents ISLGrýla and ISLLeppalúði?
closingISLMeð kveðju,
psPS: feel free to send your return return to the following address instead:\DEUMäxchen Mustermann\Musterstraße 123\12345 Musterstadt\GERMANY
endletter
enddocument
looks as follows:

As you can see none of the Cyrillic characters are rendered which makes me think that the selected font doesn't provide these characters or something along those lines. Both the Icelandic (ð, á, ó, í) and the German (ä, ß) characters render just fine, though.
If I replace usepackagelmodern by usepackagebiolinum or usepackagelibertine respectively, it also works, but it's not the font family I would like to use (usepackagelibertineRoman gets pretty close, though).
Q: What is it I need to do in order to be able to mix these languages and glyphs from these languages in the same LaTeX document when using luatex with the Latin Modern font family?
NB: I am on Linux Mint with TexLive. Also, I reckon that my use of foreignlanguage isn't strictly necessary to evoke the issue.
fonts luatex koma-script cyrillic lmodern
add a comment |
This is more or less a followup to a previous question which I asked with pdflatex in mind and regarding another document class (letter-classic).
Right now I am struggling to be able to mix German, Icelandic and Ukrainian glyphs in a particular KOMA-Script-based class (komacv combined with komacv-multilang).
The outcome of the following MWE (using scrlttr2) illustrates the issue I am running into.
ifdefineddirectluaelse
errmessageLuaTeX is required to typeset this document
csname @@endexpandafterendcsname
fi
documentclass[11pt,a4paper]scrlttr2
usepackage[ukrainian,icelandic,german,english]babel
usepackagelmodern
newcommandUKR[1]foreignlanguageukrainian#1
newcommandISL[1]foreignlanguageicelandic#1
newcommandDEU[1]foreignlanguagegerman#1
begindocument
beginletterTroll family\ISLElliðaárdalur\ISL999 Reykjavík\ICELAND
setkomavarfromnameUKRНиколай Васильевич Гоголь (Gogol)
setkomavarfromaddressUKRВулиця Богдана Хмельницького 123\01234 Київ\Україна
openingFolks,
do you know the current address of the ISLJólasveinar and/or their parents ISLGrýla and ISLLeppalúði?
closingISLMeð kveðju,
psPS: feel free to send your return return to the following address instead:\DEUMäxchen Mustermann\Musterstraße 123\12345 Musterstadt\GERMANY
endletter
enddocument
looks as follows:

As you can see none of the Cyrillic characters are rendered which makes me think that the selected font doesn't provide these characters or something along those lines. Both the Icelandic (ð, á, ó, í) and the German (ä, ß) characters render just fine, though.
If I replace usepackagelmodern by usepackagebiolinum or usepackagelibertine respectively, it also works, but it's not the font family I would like to use (usepackagelibertineRoman gets pretty close, though).
Q: What is it I need to do in order to be able to mix these languages and glyphs from these languages in the same LaTeX document when using luatex with the Latin Modern font family?
NB: I am on Linux Mint with TexLive. Also, I reckon that my use of foreignlanguage isn't strictly necessary to evoke the issue.
fonts luatex koma-script cyrillic lmodern
add a comment |
This is more or less a followup to a previous question which I asked with pdflatex in mind and regarding another document class (letter-classic).
Right now I am struggling to be able to mix German, Icelandic and Ukrainian glyphs in a particular KOMA-Script-based class (komacv combined with komacv-multilang).
The outcome of the following MWE (using scrlttr2) illustrates the issue I am running into.
ifdefineddirectluaelse
errmessageLuaTeX is required to typeset this document
csname @@endexpandafterendcsname
fi
documentclass[11pt,a4paper]scrlttr2
usepackage[ukrainian,icelandic,german,english]babel
usepackagelmodern
newcommandUKR[1]foreignlanguageukrainian#1
newcommandISL[1]foreignlanguageicelandic#1
newcommandDEU[1]foreignlanguagegerman#1
begindocument
beginletterTroll family\ISLElliðaárdalur\ISL999 Reykjavík\ICELAND
setkomavarfromnameUKRНиколай Васильевич Гоголь (Gogol)
setkomavarfromaddressUKRВулиця Богдана Хмельницького 123\01234 Київ\Україна
openingFolks,
do you know the current address of the ISLJólasveinar and/or their parents ISLGrýla and ISLLeppalúði?
closingISLMeð kveðju,
psPS: feel free to send your return return to the following address instead:\DEUMäxchen Mustermann\Musterstraße 123\12345 Musterstadt\GERMANY
endletter
enddocument
looks as follows:

As you can see none of the Cyrillic characters are rendered which makes me think that the selected font doesn't provide these characters or something along those lines. Both the Icelandic (ð, á, ó, í) and the German (ä, ß) characters render just fine, though.
If I replace usepackagelmodern by usepackagebiolinum or usepackagelibertine respectively, it also works, but it's not the font family I would like to use (usepackagelibertineRoman gets pretty close, though).
Q: What is it I need to do in order to be able to mix these languages and glyphs from these languages in the same LaTeX document when using luatex with the Latin Modern font family?
NB: I am on Linux Mint with TexLive. Also, I reckon that my use of foreignlanguage isn't strictly necessary to evoke the issue.
fonts luatex koma-script cyrillic lmodern
This is more or less a followup to a previous question which I asked with pdflatex in mind and regarding another document class (letter-classic).
Right now I am struggling to be able to mix German, Icelandic and Ukrainian glyphs in a particular KOMA-Script-based class (komacv combined with komacv-multilang).
The outcome of the following MWE (using scrlttr2) illustrates the issue I am running into.
ifdefineddirectluaelse
errmessageLuaTeX is required to typeset this document
csname @@endexpandafterendcsname
fi
documentclass[11pt,a4paper]scrlttr2
usepackage[ukrainian,icelandic,german,english]babel
usepackagelmodern
newcommandUKR[1]foreignlanguageukrainian#1
newcommandISL[1]foreignlanguageicelandic#1
newcommandDEU[1]foreignlanguagegerman#1
begindocument
beginletterTroll family\ISLElliðaárdalur\ISL999 Reykjavík\ICELAND
setkomavarfromnameUKRНиколай Васильевич Гоголь (Gogol)
setkomavarfromaddressUKRВулиця Богдана Хмельницького 123\01234 Київ\Україна
openingFolks,
do you know the current address of the ISLJólasveinar and/or their parents ISLGrýla and ISLLeppalúði?
closingISLMeð kveðju,
psPS: feel free to send your return return to the following address instead:\DEUMäxchen Mustermann\Musterstraße 123\12345 Musterstadt\GERMANY
endletter
enddocument
looks as follows:

As you can see none of the Cyrillic characters are rendered which makes me think that the selected font doesn't provide these characters or something along those lines. Both the Icelandic (ð, á, ó, í) and the German (ä, ß) characters render just fine, though.
If I replace usepackagelmodern by usepackagebiolinum or usepackagelibertine respectively, it also works, but it's not the font family I would like to use (usepackagelibertineRoman gets pretty close, though).
Q: What is it I need to do in order to be able to mix these languages and glyphs from these languages in the same LaTeX document when using luatex with the Latin Modern font family?
NB: I am on Linux Mint with TexLive. Also, I reckon that my use of foreignlanguage isn't strictly necessary to evoke the issue.
fonts luatex koma-script cyrillic lmodern
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