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The following is what I've put together as a way of making sure the full(est) range of fonts/styles are available when using Latin Modern as the mainfont using fontspec, including bold smallcaps, italics smallcaps, etc.:

setmainfont[

    SmallCapsFont={Latin Modern Roman Caps},

    SlantedFont={* Slanted},

    ItalicFeatures  = {

        SmallCapsFont = {LMRomanCaps10-Oblique}

      },

    BoldFeatures = {

      SmallCapsFont = {CMU Serif-Bold},

      Letters=SmallCaps

      }    

    ]{Latin Modern Roman}

(Slightly cheating because it uses Computer Modern Unicode for the bold smallcaps.)

Is this reasonable, or is there a better way?

Full minimal example:

documentclass{article}[12pt]



usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

usepackage{fix-cm}

usepackage{fontspec}

defaultfontfeatures{Renderer=Full,Ligatures=TeX,Numbers=OldStyle,Scale=MatchLowercase}

setmainfont[

    SmallCapsFont={Latin Modern Roman Caps},

    SlantedFont={* Slanted},

    ItalicFeatures  = {

    SmallCapsFont = {LMRomanCaps10-Oblique}

      },

    BoldFeatures = {

      SmallCapsFont = {CMU Serif-Bold},

      Letters=SmallCaps

      }    

      ]{Latin Modern Roman}

begin{document}



begin{tabular}{ll}

  Plain roman & Hello, world.\

  Bold roman & textbf{Hello, world.}\

  Italics & textit{Hello, world.}\

  Bold italics & textit{textbf{Hello, world.}}\

  Plain smallcaps & textsc{Hello, world.}\

  Bold smallcaps & textbf{textsc{Hello, world.}}\

  Italics smallcaps & textit{textsc{Hello, world.}}\

  Bold italic small caps & textit{textbf{textsc{Hello, world.}}} [doesn't work]\

&textbf{textit{textsc{Hello, world.}}} [doesn't work]\

  Typewriter & texttt{Hello, world.}\

  Italic typewriter & textit{texttt{Hello, world.}}\

  Bold typewriter & textbf{texttt{Hello, world.}}\

  Bold italic typewriter & textit{textbf{texttt{Hello, world.}}}\

  Slanted & textsl{Hello, world.}\

  Bold slanted & textbf{textsl{Hello, world.}}\

end{tabular}



end{document}

The bold, italics, smallcaps combos don't work (I don't know that I ever need that combination anyway), and I do get some warnings:

Package fontspec Warning: OpenType feature 'Letters=SmallCaps' (smcp) not

(fontspec)                available for font 'Latin Modern Roman/B' with

(fontspec)                script 'Latin' and language 'Default'.



(./test5.aux)



LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `TU/lmtt/bx/it' in size <10> not available

(Font)              Font shape `TU/lmtt/b/sl' tried instead on input line 38.

Is there any better way of setting up Latin Modern with fontspec?