LaTeX-Unicode-Map

An attempt at mapping as many LaTeX special characters as possible to Unicode characters.

This is done in 2 ways:

1. Parsing the UnicodeData.txt file and finding font variants of the characters
2. Maintaining a large list of LaTeX symbols and their Unicode equivalents

Usage

Run generate.py, which will populate the output folder with the generated output files.

• symbols.txt contains the mapping of LaTeX symbol names to Unicode characters
• superscript.txt contains the mapping of characters to their superscript equivalents
• subscript.txt contains the mapping of characters to their subscript equivalents
• math{...}.txt contains the mapping of characters to their math font variants (bold, italic, caligraphic¹, blackboard bold, sans-serif, etc.)

Copyright

• The UnicodeData.txt file is © 1991-2015 Unicode, Inc. and is licensed under the Unicode License.
• The unicode-math-table.tex file is © 2019 Will Robertson and is licensed under the LPPL v1.3c or later.

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¹ Unicode does not make a large distinction between caligraphic and script forms. The Unicode reference refers to the characters as SCRIPT font variants, but the capital characters resemble \mathcal{} and the lowercase resemble \mathscr{}.