I have documentation with some mathematics, that I want to convert via LaTeX, but I'd also like to keep it as much readable in source as possible (as it's more for me than anybody else). Since I can write many mathematical symbols directly with digraphs in vim and they show correctly in fonts I use, I would like to use them instead of the TeX commands. There is a package unicode-math
that is supposed to do it, but it would need lualatex and does not work anyway (bug report).
Now I am really using just a handful of symbols. Is it possible, and if it is, how, to map the characters I want to use manually? I have looked at the inputenc
documentation, but couldn't make much sense of it and didn't notice relevant examples. Or, alternatively, can I workaround the bug somehow?
Best Answer
Getting around the bug is easy: Add
\setmathfont{lmodern-math.otf}
after loadingunicode-math
. Btw:unicode-math
can also be used with xelatex.And if you want to declare definitions for utf8-input you can do it like this: