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Composite characters
32.2 Accents
Accented characters have to be composed in CONT E XT. Table 32.1 shows you how to do
this. The character u is just an example here.
You type You get You type You get
\‘{u} ù \u{u} ŭ
\’{u} ú \v{u} ǔ
\ˆ{u} û \H{u} }u
\"{u} ü \t{uu} ⁀uu
\˜{u} ũ \c{u} ¸u
\={u} ū \d{u} ụ
\.{u} _u \b{u} ū
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Table 32.1
Accents.
You don’t want ì or ´j so for an accented i and j you compose the characters as follows:
\"{\i}
\ˆ{\j}
ï
ĵ
32.3 Foreign symbols
The composition of characters that appear in foreign languages is shown in table 32.2.
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