These broke TeX macros like \overline. To fix that, check for a word
boundary after the letter. But now we have to be careful to perform these
substitutions first and together. Otherwise, if we have e.g. \o\l and first
replace the \l by ł, then the result would \oł which has no word boundary
after o anymore, and we'd not substitute the \o anymore.
simonbyrne
commented
2 years ago
These broke TeX macros like
\overline. To fix that, check for a word boundary after the letter. But now we have to be careful to perform these substitutions first and together. Otherwise, if we have e.g.\o\land first replace the\lbył, then the result would\ołwhich has no word boundary afteroanymore, and we'd not substitute the\oanymore.