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bug #5438: lose '~' in tex files generated with latexcjk style.

Submitted by:	None
Submitted on:	Sun 05 Mar 2006 02:05:38 AM UTC

Category:	muse	Severity:	3 - Normal
Priority:	5 - Normal	Status:	None
Privacy:	Public	Assigned to:	None
Originator Email:	-unavailable-	Open/Closed:	Open

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Thu 27 Jul 2006 09:39:38 PM UTC, comment #1:

I'm not sure what would be a good way to fix this. If you want a non-breaking space, you can use "~~", which gets translated to "~" in LaTeX and " " in HTML. I don't know if that's sufficient though.

Michael Olson <mwolson>
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Sun 05 Mar 2006 02:05:38 AM UTC, original submission:

For example, assuming XXX is some Chinese characters, when we write index.muse as follows:

XXX is in Chinese.

the output of latexcjk style is
...
XXX is in Chinese.
...
But the generated pdfcjk files looks like this
...
XXXis in Chinese.
...
The correct output tex file should be like this
...
XXX~is in Chinese.
...
The reson is, in LaTeX with CJK, the blanks after a Chinese word and before a English word are ignored by default. If we'd like there are blanks after a Chinse word and before a English word in the generated pdf, we must use a character '~' indicating a blank in LaTeX source file.

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