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Hyperlatex recognizes all of LaTeX's commands for making accents.
However, only few of these are are available in HTML. Hyperlatex will
make a HTML-entity for the accents in ISO Latin 1, but will
reject all other accent sequences. The command \c can be used
to put a cedilla on a letter `c' (either case), but on no other
letter. So the following is legal
Der K{\"o}nig sa\ss{} am wei{\ss}en Strand von Cura\c{c}ao und
nippte an einer Pi\~{n}a Colada \ldots
and produces
Der K
önig saß am weißen Strand von Curaçao und nippte an einer Piña Colada ...
Ji{\v r}\'{\i}, or Erd\H{o}s.
(You can tell Hyperlatex to simply typeset all these letters without
the accent by using the following in the preamble:
\newcommand{\HlxIllegalAccent}[2]{#2}
Hyperlatex also understands the following symbols:
|
oe | \oe | å | \aa | ¿ | ?` |
| OE | \OE | Å | \AA | ¡ | !` |
| æ | \ae | ø | \o | ß | \ss |
| Æ | \AE | Ø | \O | ||
| § | \S | © | \copyright | ||
| ¶ | \P | £ | \pounds |
\quad and \qquad produce some empty space.
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