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\enquote is not guarding againsts internal font changes #29
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Suggestions? I'm not clear what would be a 'good' fix for the font situation. |
Suggestions? I'm not clear what would be a 'good' fix for the font
situation.
assumption you want the same "outer" font for both left and right quote,
so save the current font away roughly in \csq@bqgroup (I guess)
and restore it just before you typeset the right quote.
Might need some stack handling but perhaps not.
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Might actually be enough to add an inner group around the argument use, e.g., |
Any update on this? I would presume that all this is in fact needed is to ensure that the argument is processed locally by surrounding it with a brace group inside the definition, i.e.,
to localize any font changes in |
This fix doesn't seem to be a good idea as the kerning around quotation marks will no longer be restored:
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Ah, good point, then perhaps it has to be somewhat more convoluted, e.g.
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If there is a font change inside \enquote it affects the right quote!
Example:
Which gives
enquote-bug.pdf
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