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@@ -1,17 +1,13 @@
-
-XeTeX-ko Package version 2.6 (2014/05/11)
+XeTeX-ko Package version 2.7 (2014/06/17)
=========================================
XeTeX-ko is a macro package for Xe(La)TeX which supports typesetting
Korean documents including Old Hangul texts. Though XeTeX itself
-already has basic facility to typeset Korean texts, it is necessary
-to provide some enhanced features for quality products adapted to
-Korean culture. Therefore, this package has enabled, to say a few
-among others, typesetting different character classes by different
-fonts, insertion of small spaces between Hangul characters, and
-raising or lowering latin punctuations after Hangul or Hanja.
+already has basic facility to typeset Korean texts, this package
+provides some enhanced features for quality products adapted to
+Korean culture.
-This package requires cjk-ko package for Hangul counters and captions.
+This package requires cjk-ko package for its full functionality.
License
@@ -60,8 +56,8 @@ If you are a LaTeX user, declaring
or
\usepackage{kotex}
-is sufficient to load the package, which will load fontspec package
-as well. Notice that kotex.sty is a file provided by cjk-ko package.
+is sufficient to load the package. Notice that kotex.sty is a file
+provided by cjk-ko package.
Under plain TeX:
@@ -89,23 +85,20 @@ Hangul Font Commands
\setmainhangulfont
\setsanshangulfont
\setmonohangulfont
-Same as \setmainfont et. al. provided by fontspec package, except that
+Same as \setmainfont etc. provided by fontspec package, except that
these affect only Hangul characters and related symbols.
\setmainhanjafont
\setsanshanjafont
\setmonohanjafont
-Same as \setmainfont et. al., except that these affect only Hanja
+Same as \setmainfont etc. except that these affect only Hanja
characters.
In like manner, these commands are available as well:
- \hangulfontspec
- \hanjafontspec
- \newhangulfontfamily
- \newhanjafontfamily
- \addhangulfontfeature
- \addhanjafontfeature
+ \hangulfontspec \hanjafontspec
+ \newhangulfontfamily \newhanjafontfamily
+ \addhangulfontfeature \addhanjafontfeature
If \fallbackhanjafont is defined, it is used as a final fallback font.
@@ -113,20 +106,14 @@ If \fallbackhanjafont is defined, it is used as a final fallback font.
Hangul Font Options
-------------------
- [hu=<dimen>]
-Set spacing between Hangul and Latin characters.
+ [InterLatinCJK=<dimen>]
+Set spacing between Hangul/Hanja and Latin characters.
- [interhchar=<dimen>]
+ [InterHangul=<dimen>]
Set spacing between Hangul characters.
- [lowerperiod=<dimen>]
-Lower latin fullstop after Hangul character.
-
- [quoteraise=<dimen>]
-Raise latin quotation marks.
-
- [postmathskip=<dimen>]
-Set spacing after inline math and before Hangul.
+ [PunctRaise=<dimen>]
+Raise Latin fullstop after Hangul character.
See xetexko-doc.pdf for more options.
@@ -140,16 +127,12 @@ Emphasise Hangul or Hanja by putting dot above.
\begin{vertical}{<dimen>}
\end{vertical}
This environment makes a vbox vertically typeset. <dimen> is an
-argument required to indicate the box height. For vertical typesetting
+argument to indicate the box height. For vertical typesetting
of entire document, use the command \verticaltypesetting instead.
\은 \는 \이 \가 \을 \를 \와 \과 \로 \으로 \라 \이라
Commands for automatic Josa selection. Unlike those of cjk-ko
package, these commands work correctly even after Hangul or Hanja.
- \jaso \gana \ojaso \ogana \pjaso \pgana \onum \pnum \oeng
- \peng \hnum \Hnum \hroman \hRoman \hNum \hanjanum
-Hangul counters provided by cjk-ko package.
-
*END of README*