Closed cykerway closed 4 years ago
BTW I understand xeCJK is NOT supposed to be used together with polyglossia. But this bug doesn't seem related with \XeTeXinterchartoks
. It looks like a font switch problem. So I think it's probably not very difficult to fix.
The same bug can also be produced with \begin{otherlanguage}
, which is more or less:
\begingroup
\selectlanguage{<inner-language>}
...
\endgroup
\selectlanguage{<outer-language>}
But an additional grouping doesn't fix it. My current workaround is to use \begin{otherlanguage*}
instead.
The result cannot be reproduced.
TeX Live 2020
LaTeX2e <2020-02-02> patch level 5
L3 programming layer <2020-06-03>
polyglossia 2020/04/08 v1.49
xeCJK 2020/06/06 v3.8.4
Great. I can't reproduce either with polyglossia==1.49
. Close it for now.
Can be "fixed" by using a CJK font in
\setmainfont
. But this overwrites the default latin font.