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collision of latin and non-latin text
From: |
Markian Hlynka |
Subject: |
collision of latin and non-latin text |
Date: |
Fri, 4 Nov 2005 15:51:42 -0700 |
Hi, I'm going to repeat part of what I posted to lilypond-user
because I described it better there:
I'm inputting cyrillic text. I've noticed that if cyrillic and latin
text coincide in the same block, they collide in a mess. Is this a
known problem? Basically if I write:
\header{
title = "<cyrillic> <latin> <cyrillic>"
}
where the bits in <> are some of each type of text (with spaces
around them even!), the result on the score will be <cyri########ic>
where ## indicates overlapped text. I've tried this in other places
as well, always with the same result (eg composer and arranger tags).
The exception is that this problem does NOT seem to occur within
\lyricmode, though I haven't tested it thoroughly. \lyricmode { one
-- two -- три -- four } seems to work OK.
I've attached an example, but I don't know if the list will accept
it, though it's small.
Any workarounds, or confirmation of a known bug, or anything?
Thanks!
Markian
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