How to avoid problems with diacritics once and for all
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I work with Rnw, and I type in Catalan, so there are diacritics I wouldn't encounter in English. I just want two things:
- That when I compile my PDF, all diacritic letters are as they should be.
- That when I save my document and open it again some other day all of their characters are in place.
The first one seems to be solvable using usepackage[catalan]{babel} and usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}, but the second problem is still there.
Is there any way I could obtain this?
unicode characters r listingsutf8 rnw
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I work with Rnw, and I type in Catalan, so there are diacritics I wouldn't encounter in English. I just want two things:
- That when I compile my PDF, all diacritic letters are as they should be.
- That when I save my document and open it again some other day all of their characters are in place.
The first one seems to be solvable using usepackage[catalan]{babel} and usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}, but the second problem is still there.
Is there any way I could obtain this?
unicode characters r listingsutf8 rnw
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I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put% -*- coding: utf-8 -*-at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g.,%%% Local Variables:%%% coding: utf-8-unix%%% mode: latex%%% TeX-engine: luatex%%% TeX-master: t%%% End:).
– Thérèse
11 hours ago
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– Alan Munn
10 hours ago
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I work with Rnw, and I type in Catalan, so there are diacritics I wouldn't encounter in English. I just want two things:
- That when I compile my PDF, all diacritic letters are as they should be.
- That when I save my document and open it again some other day all of their characters are in place.
The first one seems to be solvable using usepackage[catalan]{babel} and usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}, but the second problem is still there.
Is there any way I could obtain this?
unicode characters r listingsutf8 rnw
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I work with Rnw, and I type in Catalan, so there are diacritics I wouldn't encounter in English. I just want two things:
- That when I compile my PDF, all diacritic letters are as they should be.
- That when I save my document and open it again some other day all of their characters are in place.
The first one seems to be solvable using usepackage[catalan]{babel} and usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}, but the second problem is still there.
Is there any way I could obtain this?
unicode characters r listingsutf8 rnw
unicode characters r listingsutf8 rnw
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I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put% -*- coding: utf-8 -*-at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g.,%%% Local Variables:%%% coding: utf-8-unix%%% mode: latex%%% TeX-engine: luatex%%% TeX-master: t%%% End:).
– Thérèse
11 hours ago
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Whoever voted to close: please give the OP time to respond to the comments. This post is only 2 hours old. And it's helpful to add a comment if you vote to close explaining why.
– Alan Munn
10 hours ago
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I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put% -*- coding: utf-8 -*-at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g.,%%% Local Variables:%%% coding: utf-8-unix%%% mode: latex%%% TeX-engine: luatex%%% TeX-master: t%%% End:).
– Thérèse
11 hours ago
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Whoever voted to close: please give the OP time to respond to the comments. This post is only 2 hours old. And it's helpful to add a comment if you vote to close explaining why.
– Alan Munn
10 hours ago
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I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put
% -*- coding: utf-8 -*- at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g., %%% Local Variables: %%% coding: utf-8-unix %%% mode: latex %%% TeX-engine: luatex %%% TeX-master: t %%% End:).– Thérèse
11 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put
% -*- coding: utf-8 -*- at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g., %%% Local Variables: %%% coding: utf-8-unix %%% mode: latex %%% TeX-engine: luatex %%% TeX-master: t %%% End:).– Thérèse
11 hours ago
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Whoever voted to close: please give the OP time to respond to the comments. This post is only 2 hours old. And it's helpful to add a comment if you vote to close explaining why.
– Alan Munn
10 hours ago
Whoever voted to close: please give the OP time to respond to the comments. This post is only 2 hours old. And it's helpful to add a comment if you vote to close explaining why.
– Alan Munn
10 hours ago
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I don't know what would cause (2), but make sure to actually save your document as UTF-8. Other than that, switching to a unicode engine like XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX will of course save some trouble (concerning diacritics, it may cause different problems).
– TeXnician
12 hours ago
What are you using to edit your .Rnw files? RStudio? Make sure that the default text encoding for files is UTF-8. (Set this in Preferences -> Code -> Saving).
– Alan Munn
12 hours ago
If you use emacs, you can put
% -*- coding: utf-8 -*-at the top of the file, or add it to the file variables at the end (e.g.,%%% Local Variables:%%% coding: utf-8-unix%%% mode: latex%%% TeX-engine: luatex%%% TeX-master: t%%% End:).– Thérèse
11 hours ago
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Whoever voted to close: please give the OP time to respond to the comments. This post is only 2 hours old. And it's helpful to add a comment if you vote to close explaining why.
– Alan Munn
10 hours ago