Trouble with special cyrillic extension sign (Ge with middle hook = U+0494)












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The problem should be clear from the title. I have been trying to type this special character for a while. So far, anything failed. The weird this is: I can find this sign in kile right at "Cyrillic Characters" as cyrghk. It tells me, that I need [koi8-r]inputenc, [T2C]fontenc, mathtext and [russian]{babel}, which is all I need for the standard russian characters.
Actually I can type most russian characters like cyrb and so on. It also works with [utf8]inputenc and without mathtext. I don't know why.
However, I keep getting the following error message:



cyrghk unavailable in encoding T2A. ...cyrghk


So far, I am using "5" as a work-around, which seems to be what Yakut people do as well, when they text on smartphones, etc. Any better ideas? Thanks!










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    The problem should be clear from the title. I have been trying to type this special character for a while. So far, anything failed. The weird this is: I can find this sign in kile right at "Cyrillic Characters" as cyrghk. It tells me, that I need [koi8-r]inputenc, [T2C]fontenc, mathtext and [russian]{babel}, which is all I need for the standard russian characters.
    Actually I can type most russian characters like cyrb and so on. It also works with [utf8]inputenc and without mathtext. I don't know why.
    However, I keep getting the following error message:



    cyrghk unavailable in encoding T2A. ...cyrghk


    So far, I am using "5" as a work-around, which seems to be what Yakut people do as well, when they text on smartphones, etc. Any better ideas? Thanks!










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      The problem should be clear from the title. I have been trying to type this special character for a while. So far, anything failed. The weird this is: I can find this sign in kile right at "Cyrillic Characters" as cyrghk. It tells me, that I need [koi8-r]inputenc, [T2C]fontenc, mathtext and [russian]{babel}, which is all I need for the standard russian characters.
      Actually I can type most russian characters like cyrb and so on. It also works with [utf8]inputenc and without mathtext. I don't know why.
      However, I keep getting the following error message:



      cyrghk unavailable in encoding T2A. ...cyrghk


      So far, I am using "5" as a work-around, which seems to be what Yakut people do as well, when they text on smartphones, etc. Any better ideas? Thanks!










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      The problem should be clear from the title. I have been trying to type this special character for a while. So far, anything failed. The weird this is: I can find this sign in kile right at "Cyrillic Characters" as cyrghk. It tells me, that I need [koi8-r]inputenc, [T2C]fontenc, mathtext and [russian]{babel}, which is all I need for the standard russian characters.
      Actually I can type most russian characters like cyrb and so on. It also works with [utf8]inputenc and without mathtext. I don't know why.
      However, I keep getting the following error message:



      cyrghk unavailable in encoding T2A. ...cyrghk


      So far, I am using "5" as a work-around, which seems to be what Yakut people do as well, when they text on smartphones, etc. Any better ideas? Thanks!







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          T2A is not T2C. If you load russian, T2A is the default encoding. You could change to T2C:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage[T2C]{fontenc}
          defcyrillicencoding{T2C}
          usepackage[russian]{babel}
          begin{document}
          cyrghk
          end{document}


          or you could locally switch only for the one symbol:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage[russian]{babel}
          usepackage[T2C,T2A]{fontenc}
          begin{document}
          {fontencoding{T2C}selectfontcyrghk}
          end{document}


          or use an unicode engine (lualatex, xelatex):



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage[russian]{babel}
          usepackage{fontspec}
          setmainfont{Arial}
          begin{document}
          ҕ
          end{document}




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            T2A is not T2C. If you load russian, T2A is the default encoding. You could change to T2C:



            documentclass{article}
            usepackage[T2C]{fontenc}
            defcyrillicencoding{T2C}
            usepackage[russian]{babel}
            begin{document}
            cyrghk
            end{document}


            or you could locally switch only for the one symbol:



            documentclass{article}
            usepackage[russian]{babel}
            usepackage[T2C,T2A]{fontenc}
            begin{document}
            {fontencoding{T2C}selectfontcyrghk}
            end{document}


            or use an unicode engine (lualatex, xelatex):



            documentclass{article}
            usepackage[russian]{babel}
            usepackage{fontspec}
            setmainfont{Arial}
            begin{document}
            ҕ
            end{document}




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              T2A is not T2C. If you load russian, T2A is the default encoding. You could change to T2C:



              documentclass{article}
              usepackage[T2C]{fontenc}
              defcyrillicencoding{T2C}
              usepackage[russian]{babel}
              begin{document}
              cyrghk
              end{document}


              or you could locally switch only for the one symbol:



              documentclass{article}
              usepackage[russian]{babel}
              usepackage[T2C,T2A]{fontenc}
              begin{document}
              {fontencoding{T2C}selectfontcyrghk}
              end{document}


              or use an unicode engine (lualatex, xelatex):



              documentclass{article}
              usepackage[russian]{babel}
              usepackage{fontspec}
              setmainfont{Arial}
              begin{document}
              ҕ
              end{document}




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                T2A is not T2C. If you load russian, T2A is the default encoding. You could change to T2C:



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[T2C]{fontenc}
                defcyrillicencoding{T2C}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                begin{document}
                cyrghk
                end{document}


                or you could locally switch only for the one symbol:



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                usepackage[T2C,T2A]{fontenc}
                begin{document}
                {fontencoding{T2C}selectfontcyrghk}
                end{document}


                or use an unicode engine (lualatex, xelatex):



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                usepackage{fontspec}
                setmainfont{Arial}
                begin{document}
                ҕ
                end{document}




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                T2A is not T2C. If you load russian, T2A is the default encoding. You could change to T2C:



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[T2C]{fontenc}
                defcyrillicencoding{T2C}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                begin{document}
                cyrghk
                end{document}


                or you could locally switch only for the one symbol:



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                usepackage[T2C,T2A]{fontenc}
                begin{document}
                {fontencoding{T2C}selectfontcyrghk}
                end{document}


                or use an unicode engine (lualatex, xelatex):



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage[russian]{babel}
                usepackage{fontspec}
                setmainfont{Arial}
                begin{document}
                ҕ
                end{document}





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