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Xecjk - One Chinese Character Won´t Appear In Pdf - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange

Xecjk - One Chinese Character Won´t Appear In Pdf - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange To get the document to compile on xelatex, remove the onchar=ids fonts option and wrap all chinese text in \textchinese{外家拳}. this is also compatible with polyglossia. Linux xelatex compile chinese files with xecjk. fonts noto serif cjk tc and noto sans cjk tc are able to cover traditional/simplified/pinyin. however, the numbers in the text aren't searchable by pdf.

Xecjk - One Chinese Character Won´t Appear In Pdf - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange

Xecjk - One Chinese Character Won´t Appear In Pdf - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange I'd like to suggest that you employ an opentype font family that features traditional chinese (tc) glyphs rather than simplified chinese (sc) glyphs. an example would be the noto serif/sans tc fonts, which may be downloaded and used freely. These chinese letters are coming by copy and paste from internet. i put up a little example, in which one chinese character is eaten in the pdf file after pdflatex test.tex. The default fontset (fandol) loaded by ctex and xecjk may not have glyphs for many archaic chinese characters. if you're compiling this on overleaf, you can use the fontset=ubuntu option to load noto serif cjk sc:. I have tried not using ctex but just xecjk with a few different fonts but still not working. by the way, the simplified chinese translation is all correct (i use just xecjk for it). also, the html is fine with either language. all traditional chinese characters display correctly.

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Compiling - Pdf Doesn't Appear - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange The default fontset (fandol) loaded by ctex and xecjk may not have glyphs for many archaic chinese characters. if you're compiling this on overleaf, you can use the fontset=ubuntu option to load noto serif cjk sc:. I have tried not using ctex but just xecjk with a few different fonts but still not working. by the way, the simplified chinese translation is all correct (i use just xecjk for it). also, the html is fine with either language. all traditional chinese characters display correctly. Please make a minimal reproducible example that shows us which characters you want to use. please also state which engine you are using, e.g. pdflatex, xelatex, lualatex or something else?. Or else you can look: a utility like babelpad will list which system fonts have a specified character. see edited answer for example of a random sample of some fonts with u 5e00. I am using lyx with xetex but somehow some fonts are not displayed correctly. i am using mainly a mixture of roman characters and east asian ideograms but what is not showing on the result pdf are some random indic character. My answer points out that there's an easy way to get around the xecjk package's limitations, and that there are plenty of other fonts, including noto serif tc and noto serif sc, that do feature the missing glyphs.

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XeCJK Breaks Non-Chinese Characters - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange Please make a minimal reproducible example that shows us which characters you want to use. please also state which engine you are using, e.g. pdflatex, xelatex, lualatex or something else?. Or else you can look: a utility like babelpad will list which system fonts have a specified character. see edited answer for example of a random sample of some fonts with u 5e00. I am using lyx with xetex but somehow some fonts are not displayed correctly. i am using mainly a mixture of roman characters and east asian ideograms but what is not showing on the result pdf are some random indic character. My answer points out that there's an easy way to get around the xecjk package's limitations, and that there are plenty of other fonts, including noto serif tc and noto serif sc, that do feature the missing glyphs.

Fontspec/xeCJK AutoFakeBold And Copyable Chinese Characters In PDF - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange

Fontspec/xeCJK AutoFakeBold And Copyable Chinese Characters In PDF - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange I am using lyx with xetex but somehow some fonts are not displayed correctly. i am using mainly a mixture of roman characters and east asian ideograms but what is not showing on the result pdf are some random indic character. My answer points out that there's an easy way to get around the xecjk package's limitations, and that there are plenty of other fonts, including noto serif tc and noto serif sc, that do feature the missing glyphs.

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