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Contents of README:xetex-tibetan 0.1 ================= TECkit input mappings for typesetting of Unicode Tibetan (0F00-0FFF) with the LateX PDF-engine XeTeX. Created by Daniel Stender <daniel@danielstender.com>. wylie.map --------- Input following Turrell Wylie: A standard system of Tibetan transliteration (Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 22, 1959, pp. 261 sq.): - ka kh g ng c ch j ny t th d n p ph b m - ts tsh dz w zh z 'a y r l sh s h a Usage like: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{fontspec} \setmainfont[Script=Tibetan,Mapping=wylie]{DDC Uchen} \begin{document} mkhas.pa.yon.dan.mdzod.'dzin.pa | \\ de.dag.legs.bshad.rin.chen.sdud | \\ rga.mtsho.chen.po.chu.yi.bder | \\ yin.phir.chu.bo.thams.cad.'bab || \\ skye.bo.yon.dan.yod.med.pa'i | \\ blang.dor.blo.gros.ldan.pa.mkhas | \\ rdul.dang.'dres.pa'i.lcags.phye.rnams | \\ khab.len.rdo.yis.len.par.shes || \end{document} loctib.map ---------- Input following the Library of Congress input scheme (cf. Herbert Franke (Hrsg.): Wörterbuch der tibetischen Schriftsprache. 1. Lieferung: ka-kun chub par byed pa. München 2005, p. xx): - ka kh g ṅ (U+1E45) c ch j ñ (U+00F1) t th d n p ph b m - ts tsh dz w ź (U+017A) z 'a y r l ś (U+015B) s h a Usage like: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{fontspec} \setmainfont[Script=Tibetan,Mapping=loctib]{DDC Uchen} \begin{document} mkhas.pa.yon.dan.mdzod.'dzin.pa | \\ de.dag.legs.bśad.rin.chen.sdud | \\ rga.mtsho.chen.po.chu.yi.bder | \\ yin.phir.chu.bo.thams.cad.'bab || \\ skye.bo.yon.dan.yod.med.pa'i | \\ blaṅ.dor.blo.gros.ldan.pa.mkhas | \\ rdul.dang.'dres.pa'i.lcags.phye.rnams | \\ khab.len.rdo.yis.len.par.śes || \end{document} |
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