Ondřej's name renders as ONDřEJ ČERTÍK
asmeurer opened this issue · comments
This might just be a bug with the SIAM template, which converts the author names to uppercase. If you use On\v{r}ej it gives ONDŘEJ correctly. But right now it's using the Unicode characters and the Ř is kept lowercase.
I noticed that. It's rendering lowercase ř instead of the uppercase Ř.
Typically that's a sign that the language support, that has these lower
case/upper case mappings, is not loaded properly. It knows about í, but not
ř. Č was already uppercase. The \v{r} is only a partial solution, as that
sometimes can position the accent above the letter incorrectly -- the
accented letter must be in the font itself.
For now, we can add this latex representation into the json, as you
suggested. Not ideal, but allows us to move on. In the end, it's the
journal's job to get the fonts right.
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On Apr 27, 2016 10:40 AM, "Aaron Meurer" notifications@github.com wrote:
This might just be a bug with the SIAM template, which converts the author
names to uppercase. If you use On\v{r}ej it gives ONDŘEJ correctly. But
right now it's using the Unicode characters and the Ř is kept lowercase.@certik https://github.com/certik
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I would bring it up with the journal once we submit. I just wanted to make sure we are aware of the issue.
The solution is to use \MakeUppercase instead of \uppercase, see http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/289465/stylesheet-does-not-capitalize-polish-letters-correctly. That's a bug in the journal template.