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- symbols - What is the LaTeX command for em dash (—)? - TeX - LaTeX . . .
Just came here for an answer, since the em dash looked like a space in the PDF previewer I was using Turns out the font just had a very thin line for a dash I embiggened the previewer, and voila!--there were the em dashes! In case someone else has the same issue –
- punctuation - Dashes: - vs. - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
Usage of the em dash, since that's what dmckee's explanation doesn't tackle: it's nicest to think of the em dash as a dramatic pause in a sentence, and it need not be used parenthetically Chicago (6 87) calls it "the most commonly used and versatile of the dashes", and lists among its uses:
- tex core - LuaTeX and em dashes - LaTeX Stack Exchange
LuaLaTeX is not inserting em dashes unless there is space around the triple dash It works fine when using a unicode em dash, or explicitly using the \\textemdash macro Here is a MWE: \\documentcl
- How to add em-dash in listings environment? - TeX
The trouble is the em-dash, which I can’t set in the listings environment The MWE below shows what I’ve tried so far Typing “---” prints just three hyphens, \emdash{} doesn’t print anything at all, escaping the listings environment does print the em-dash, but it creates trouble with the string formatting: The space characters are
- punctuation - Em dash using | - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
It places an — (em-dash) in the spot associated with | To highlight this, consider the following example: \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \showoutput | --- \end{document} \showoutput adds content to the log that shows the construction of the output pages The following excerpt was taken from the above example's log:
- Unicode support for em-dash - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
I am using XeLaTeX My goal is to display a Unicode em dash in my PDF file The \dash will not compile, below: it says ! Undefined control sequence Here is the minimal (non)-working example: \documentclass{article} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \DeclareUnicodeCharacter{2014}{\dash} \begin{document} hello \dash there! \end{document}
- Source Han: Em dashes (U+2014) fail to compose as U+2E3A and U+2E3B
A 破折号 (pòzhéhào, Chinese em dash) is a punctuation mark used in Chinese typesetting It has very similar usage to the Western em dash The Chinese em dash has two important features: It occupies the same width as two ideographic characters It aligns with the vertical center of the ideographic em‑box
- spacing - Is there a method just write `---` to get an em-dash, putting . . .
For a thin space is should be {167,167}, as 1000 refers to the em in the current font and the normal width of the thin space is 1 6 em – egreg Commented Apr 17, 2013 at 10:45
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