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31 depends on the shape, which is why we may need different values for slanted and bold shapes. One way of using the same vector for different shapes, is changing the strength of the protruding: \definefonthandling [slanted] [punctuation] [right=1.5] Here, because a slanted glyph already sticks into the margin, we limit protruding to punctuation. You may expect more (probably incompatible) fine tuning in the future. For the moment, when you want to play safe, the most simple way to enable hanging punctuation is to use the predefined typescript: \usetypescript [serif,sans,mono] [hanging] [pure] \setupalign[hanging] or even: \setupfontsynonym [handling=pure] \setupalign[hanging] In addition to these two handlings (hz and protruding) ConT E Xt also provides the noligs handling (handy when one processes xml), flexspacing and prespacing (meant for languages like French that need spacing around for instance : and ;). These handlings are somewhat experimental. 10 Math collection Math is a complicated matter and therefore we will not spend that many words on the gory details. For the user it is enough to know that you can mix different math fonts in a comfortable way and that ConT E Xt will take care of the proper mapping on specific math fonts. Because the wide range of math symbols can come from different fonts, math characters are organized into so called math collections. Normally such a collection is chosen automatically when you load a font definition, just as with font encodings. The ams math fonts extend the default math collection, which gives you a comfortable fall back. More information can be found in the documentation of the math module. You can generate a list of the current math character set with the command \showmathcharacters.
32 math characters – lbr α 1 alpha β 1 beta γ 1 gamma δ 1 delta ɛ 1 epsilon ζ 1 zeta η 1 eta θ 1 theta ι 1 iota κ 1 kappa λ 1 lambda µ 1 mu ν 1 nu ξ 1 xi o 1 omicron π 1 pi ρ 1 rho σ 1 sigma τ 1 tau υ 1 upsilon φ 1 phi χ 1 chi ψ 1 psi ω 1 omega ε 1 varepsilon ϑ 1 vartheta ϖ 1 varpi ϱ 1 varrho ς 1 varsigma ϕ 1 varphi A D Alpha B D Beta Γ D Gamma ∆ D Delta E D Epsilon Z D Zeta H D Eta Θ D Theta I D Iota K Λ M N Ξ O Π R Σ T Υ Φ X Ψ Ω ℵ ı j l ℘ R I ∂ ∞ D Kappa D Lambda D Mu D Nu D Xi D Omicron D Pi D Rho D Sigma D Tau D Upsilon D Phi D Chi D Psi D Omega 2 aleph 1 imath 1 jmath 1 ell 1 wp 2 Re 2 Im 1 partial 2 infty ′ 2 prime ∅ 2 emptyset ∇ 2 nabla ⊤ 2 top ⊥ 2 bot △ 2 triangle ∀ 2 forall ∃ 2 exists ¬ 2 neg ♭ 1 flat ♮ 1 natural ♯ 1 sharp ♣ 2 clubsuit ♦ 2 diamondsuit ♥ 2 heartsuit ♠ 2 spadesuit ∐ 3 coprod ∨ 3 bigvee ∧ 3 bigwedge ⊎ 3 biguplus ⋂ 3 bigcap ⋃ 3 bigcup ∫ 3 intop ∏ 3 prod ∑ 3 sum ⊗ 3 bigotimes ⊕ 3 bigoplus ⊙ 3 bigodot ∮ 3 ointop ⊔ 3 bigsqcup ∫ 2 smallint ⊳ 1 triangleleft ⊲ 1 triangleright △ 2 bigtriangleup ▽ 2 bigtriangledown ∧ 2 wedge ∨ 2 vee ∩ 2 cap ∪ 2 cup ‡ 2 ddagger † 2 dagger ⊓ 2 sqcap ⊔ 2 sqcup ⊎ 2 uplus ∐ 2 amalg ⋄ 2 diamond • 2 bullet ≀ 2 wr ÷ 2 div ⊙ 2 odot ⊘ 2 oslash ⊗ 2 otimes ⊖ 2 ominus ⊕ 2 oplus
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Page 7 and 8: 6 Who is fond of fonts? Who claims
Page 9 and 10: 8 \starttypescript [serif] [lucida]
Page 11 and 12: 10 \definetypeface [whow] [mm] [mat
Page 13 and 14: 12 A bit larger! A bit larger! A bi
Page 15 and 16: 14 % We have to tell ConTeXt how th
Page 17 and 18: 16 \definefont [PiFont] [Serif sa 3
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Page 23 and 24: 22 § sectionmark µ textmu à agra
Page 25 and 26: 24 Ü Uumlaut ê ecircumflexacute
Page 27 and 28: 26 \showunicodevector[001] and \sho
Page 29 and 30: 28 Coming back to the use of typefa
Page 31: 30 \startfonthandling[punctuation]
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Page 37 and 38: 36 11 Predefined typefaces We have
Page 39 and 40: 38 It makes sense to take a look at
Page 41 and 42: 40 Installing such a font can be ha
Page 43 and 44: 42 switch extend=factor narrow=fact
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