I am using tufte-latex
package, which uses mathpazo
with old style numerals.
To make figures (plots) I would like to use lining numbers.
The problem is that the figures are converted from svg to pdf using inkscape and the numbers are not in mathmode (In math mode the numbers are lining numerals by default).
I think of two possible solutions:
a) Is there any command similar to \oldstylenums
that does the opposite work?
b) inkscape put the text of the figure in \smash{-22.22}
commands. Is any way,
using sed, awk, perl,… to change that to \smash{$-22.22}
?
Best Answer
The
tufte
classes loadmathpazo
with theosf
option which defines\rmdefault
aspplj
(real small caps plus oldstyle numbers). To switch to lining numbers for the whole document, you wantpplx
(real small caps plus lining numbers).As an alternative, you may define a
\liningnums
macro to switch topplx
within a group. Note: the additional pair of braces is necessary to keep the font switch local.