Warnings when using babel with LuaLaTeX
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Recently I have started using LuaLaTeX over pdfLaTeX, without any real issue so far.
When working on a project I have noticed some warning messages I have failed to decpiher after consulting Google and TeXExchange:
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage{t1enc} with
usepackage[magyar]{babel}, to get accented chars hyphenated.
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage[latin2]{inputenc}
or usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
with usepackage[magyar]{babel}.
Currently I am writing my document in english with some hungarian mixed in (my university requires hungarian declarations in a thesis). I use usepackage[magyar,english]{babel} so that both hungarian and english are loaded but english is used by default, then I switch over to hungarian using an otherlanguage environment when I need to, like so:
... english text ...
begin{otherlanguage}{magyar}
... hungarian text ...
end{otherlanguage}
... english text ...
The warning really is a warning in the sense that hyphenation seems to work just fine.
Any ideas what produces this warning? I have been thinking about weird package loading order problems, but trying different permutations didn't get rid of this warning.
Example document producing this error:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
I compile it using latexmk -lualatex <file.tex>.
luatex babel unicode warnings
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Recently I have started using LuaLaTeX over pdfLaTeX, without any real issue so far.
When working on a project I have noticed some warning messages I have failed to decpiher after consulting Google and TeXExchange:
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage{t1enc} with
usepackage[magyar]{babel}, to get accented chars hyphenated.
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage[latin2]{inputenc}
or usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
with usepackage[magyar]{babel}.
Currently I am writing my document in english with some hungarian mixed in (my university requires hungarian declarations in a thesis). I use usepackage[magyar,english]{babel} so that both hungarian and english are loaded but english is used by default, then I switch over to hungarian using an otherlanguage environment when I need to, like so:
... english text ...
begin{otherlanguage}{magyar}
... hungarian text ...
end{otherlanguage}
... english text ...
The warning really is a warning in the sense that hyphenation seems to work just fine.
Any ideas what produces this warning? I have been thinking about weird package loading order problems, but trying different permutations didn't get rid of this warning.
Example document producing this error:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
I compile it using latexmk -lualatex <file.tex>.
luatex babel unicode warnings
asked Dec 1 at 8:29
krispet krispet
1134
1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
4
Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (t1encis very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.
– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
2
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case theinputencand/orfontencpackages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long asfontspecis loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.
– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01
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Recently I have started using LuaLaTeX over pdfLaTeX, without any real issue so far.
When working on a project I have noticed some warning messages I have failed to decpiher after consulting Google and TeXExchange:
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage{t1enc} with
usepackage[magyar]{babel}, to get accented chars hyphenated.
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage[latin2]{inputenc}
or usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
with usepackage[magyar]{babel}.
Currently I am writing my document in english with some hungarian mixed in (my university requires hungarian declarations in a thesis). I use usepackage[magyar,english]{babel} so that both hungarian and english are loaded but english is used by default, then I switch over to hungarian using an otherlanguage environment when I need to, like so:
... english text ...
begin{otherlanguage}{magyar}
... hungarian text ...
end{otherlanguage}
... english text ...
The warning really is a warning in the sense that hyphenation seems to work just fine.
Any ideas what produces this warning? I have been thinking about weird package loading order problems, but trying different permutations didn't get rid of this warning.
Example document producing this error:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
I compile it using latexmk -lualatex <file.tex>.
luatex babel unicode warnings
asked Dec 1 at 8:29
krispet krispet
1134
Recently I have started using LuaLaTeX over pdfLaTeX, without any real issue so far.
When working on a project I have noticed some warning messages I have failed to decpiher after consulting Google and TeXExchange:
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage{t1enc} with
usepackage[magyar]{babel}, to get accented chars hyphenated.
LaTeX Warning: Please use usepackage[latin2]{inputenc}
or usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
with usepackage[magyar]{babel}.
Currently I am writing my document in english with some hungarian mixed in (my university requires hungarian declarations in a thesis). I use usepackage[magyar,english]{babel} so that both hungarian and english are loaded but english is used by default, then I switch over to hungarian using an otherlanguage environment when I need to, like so:
... english text ...
begin{otherlanguage}{magyar}
... hungarian text ...
end{otherlanguage}
... english text ...
The warning really is a warning in the sense that hyphenation seems to work just fine.
Any ideas what produces this warning? I have been thinking about weird package loading order problems, but trying different permutations didn't get rid of this warning.
Example document producing this error:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
I compile it using latexmk -lualatex <file.tex>.
luatex babel unicode warnings
luatex babel unicode warnings
asked Dec 1 at 8:29
krispet krispet
1134
asked Dec 1 at 8:29
krispet krispet
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asked Dec 1 at 8:29
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asked Dec 1 at 8:29
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
4
Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (t1encis very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.
– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
2
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case theinputencand/orfontencpackages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long asfontspecis loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.
– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01
add a comment |
1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
4
Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (t1encis very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.
– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
2
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case theinputencand/orfontencpackages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long asfontspecis loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.
– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
4
4
Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (
t1enc is very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (
t1enc is very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
2
2
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case the
inputenc and/or fontenc packages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long as fontspec is loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case the
inputenc and/or fontenc packages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long as fontspec is loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01
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You can use this to suppress the warnings:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
defmagyarOptions{suggestions=no}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
magyar.ldf is quite long and contains lots of adaptions and patches (often optional). It obviously hasn't been adapted to lualatex/xelatex yet. The fontencoding seems to be ok with this engines but there is no garanty that there isn't somewhere code which implicitly assumes an 8-bit engine. So check the output.
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
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You can use this to suppress the warnings:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
defmagyarOptions{suggestions=no}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
magyar.ldf is quite long and contains lots of adaptions and patches (often optional). It obviously hasn't been adapted to lualatex/xelatex yet. The fontencoding seems to be ok with this engines but there is no garanty that there isn't somewhere code which implicitly assumes an 8-bit engine. So check the output.
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
add a comment |
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4
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You can use this to suppress the warnings:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
defmagyarOptions{suggestions=no}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
magyar.ldf is quite long and contains lots of adaptions and patches (often optional). It obviously hasn't been adapted to lualatex/xelatex yet. The fontencoding seems to be ok with this engines but there is no garanty that there isn't somewhere code which implicitly assumes an 8-bit engine. So check the output.
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
You can use this to suppress the warnings:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
defmagyarOptions{suggestions=no}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
magyar.ldf is quite long and contains lots of adaptions and patches (often optional). It obviously hasn't been adapted to lualatex/xelatex yet. The fontencoding seems to be ok with this engines but there is no garanty that there isn't somewhere code which implicitly assumes an 8-bit engine. So check the output.
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
You can use this to suppress the warnings:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{fontspec}
defmagyarOptions{suggestions=no}
usepackage[magyar,english]{babel}
begin{document}
This is such a nice document.
end{document}
magyar.ldf is quite long and contains lots of adaptions and patches (often optional). It obviously hasn't been adapted to lualatex/xelatex yet. The fontencoding seems to be ok with this engines but there is no garanty that there isn't somewhere code which implicitly assumes an 8-bit engine. So check the output.
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
answered Dec 1 at 9:58
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289666
184k7289666
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
add a comment |
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
Would you actually suggest doing this? I mean couldn't this potentially suppress actually useful warnings later on? I am quite suprised to learn that things like this weren't adopted yet, as LuaLaTeX is like 8 years old now and is the offical successor to pdfLaTeX.
– krispet krispet
Dec 1 at 10:59
1
1
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
Sorry I don't have the time to analyze the code. The option suppresses around 6 "suggestions", you can find them in line 2550-2650. lualatex is not the "official" successor of pdflatex, and things get adapted when someone does it. Ask the maintainer or find someelse with the needed knowledges about tex, luatex and hungarian to do it.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 1 at 11:14
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
Dec 1 at 8:31
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Very likely nothing wrong, just a language style which has not been updated (
t1encis very very old and obsolete). If everything is ok, just ignore the warnings.– Javier Bezos
Dec 1 at 8:44
2
It very much sounds like the warning messages are meant to be issued only under pdfLaTeX -- in case the
inputencand/orfontencpackages did not get loaded. Under both LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX, these packages shouldn't be loaded anyway as long asfontspecis loaded. You may ignore the warning messages.– Mico
Dec 1 at 9:01