TeX - LaTeX Asked on July 17, 2021
MWE:
% Xe-/LuaLaTeX
documentclass{article}
usepackage{unicode-math}
setmathfont[math-style=literal]{Latin Modern Math}
begin{document}
$dot b, dot ?, dot{rm b}$
end{document}
The accent placement seems to be wrong, in my opinion. The dot{rm b}
example seems to be right. How to get this as the default behaviour?
OK, in LuaTeX we can change the top_accent
values of the OTF table, as Marcel Krüger has done:
Fixing the position of math accents when using unicode-math in lualatex with a text font for letters and digits
But is there a simpler solution? In this answer a faked math font is used, but I would like to patch a real math font. So some lines of code can be omitted, can’t they?
What about XeTeX? Is there a solution, too? Are the top_accent
values represented by a fontdimen
?
The dot is positioned over the stem of the d as specified in the font but if you want it centred over the whole character for some reason then you can make the base be more than a single character and let tex position a centred accent.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{unicode-math}
setmathfont[math-style=literal]{Latin Modern Math}
begin{document}
$dot b, dot ?, dot{symrm{b}}$
$dot{b{}}, dot {?{}}, dot{symrm{b}{}}$
end{document}
rm
is a legacy command that is not defined by default in latex but defined in some classes for compatibilty with LaTeX2.09 documents.
Answered by David Carlisle on July 17, 2021
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