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Added program to generate a table of all characters and fixed some ch… #1766
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Updated version with Unicode characters as well. Clearly it is some sort of font issue. |
Would it be feasible to run this program and compile the resulting tex file as part of the tests? If no compilation errors, all symbols are at least syntactically correct. |
You can probably add it to the build script. The following links might be helpful: |
The tex file needs too much packages and might take a long time to get texlive running at each test. |
* master: Fix imports Rename NewFileDialog -> FileDialog Also cancel duplicate finder workflow on close button Removed/moved preferences which are constants implements JabRef#1767: Add Help Button to access new help page Fixed BibTeXMLImporter Set more default file filters in dialogs JabRef#1763 Resolve crossrefs and strings in main table (JabRef#1644) Rewrite bibtexml importer with JAXB parser (JabRef#1666) Moved a few more initialization to GUIGlobals.init() (JabRef#1756) Added program to generate a table of all characters and fixed some characters (JabRef#1766) Improve focus of the maintable after a sidepane gets closed (JabRef#1741) Table row height adjusts on Windows as the font scales with the menu (JabRef#1623) Added more characters to converters (JabRef#1761)
…aracters (JabRef#1766) * Added program to generate a table of all characters and fixed some characters * Improved the generation * Added some more characters * More characters and better verb character
I made a small program that generates a LaTeX table with all characters in the converter. It prints the number, the character as Unicode
\symbol{nnn}
, the resulting LaTeX symbol, and the LaTeX code, see the attached file. In this way, we can make sure that all symbols makes sense (some of the current one were incorrect). Also relates to #1761 which is not currently included.I note two thing:
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
did only work for accented characters. I had a version where I printed the Unicode character in the table, but that only rarely worked, although they appeared nicely in the .tex-fileCharGen5.pdf