Open u-fischer opened 6 years ago
While it is rather easy (with \setmathfontface) to use glyphs from the latin range of another font it is quite difficult to access the \symXX ranges.
\setmathfontface
In https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/438890/unicode-math-use-several-calligraphic-fonts-in-parallel Marcel Krüger shows some low-level code.
I wonder if an extension to setmathfontface would be possible so that e.g.
setmathfontface
\setmathfontface\mycal{Cambria Math}[range=up->symcal]
defines \mycal{abc} as \symcal with Cambria Math.
\mycal{abc}
\symcal
It's a logical idea! Thanks Ulrike, I'll try to take a look at some point.
While it is rather easy (with
\setmathfontface
) to use glyphs from the latin range of another font it is quite difficult to access the \symXX ranges.In https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/438890/unicode-math-use-several-calligraphic-fonts-in-parallel Marcel Krüger shows some low-level code.
I wonder if an extension to
setmathfontface
would be possible so that e.g.defines
\mycal{abc}
as\symcal
with Cambria Math.