Closed tail-reversion closed 5 years ago
It would be nicer if the answer from \show\textlangle
were \TU-cmd \textlangle \TU\textlangle
.
On the other hand, this is innocuous and is due to how definitions done with \DeclareTextSymbol
work. Indeed, if you try
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{unicode-math}
\begin{document}
\expandafter\let\csname TS1\string\textlangle\endcsname\thisshouldbeundefined
\textlangle
\fontencoding{TS1}\selectfont\textlangle
\end{document}
you only get an error for the second call of \textlangle
. The first one, done when the current encoding is TU
, actually performs \TU\textlangle
.
Ah, ok. That also explains why using pdfx
also appears to cause an encoding change to text commands. In that case, there’s no issue here :-)
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unicode-math
causes some text commands to change from theTU
font encoding. For example,\textlangle
and\textrangle
revert to theTS1
font encoding.Add info or delete as appropriate:
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I’m using TeX Live 2018, so there’s a possibility something has changed, and this no longer happens.