Hi Dorai, is there any constraint that forces you to use \N, or can you use other expressions as well? In that case, \[uxxxx] might be the desired answer for you, where xxxx is a hex representation of a Unicode code point.
Oliver. On 17/01/2021 19:34, Dorai Sitaram wrote:
\N'num' takes a number num and typesets the glyph corresponding to the code point num in the prevailing font. Currently, num can only be in decimal format. Is there a downside to allowing hex numbers, with the usual distinguishing prefix 0x? --d
