Accented characters in a tabbing environment
Problem: accented letters don’t display properly within the tabbing environment in LaTeX, even if you put curly brackets around them.
Solution: use the Tabbing (with a capital T) environment instead. This requires a couple of alterations to the symbols used in the ordinary tabbing environment:
- Instead of using =, use TAB=.
- Instead of using >, use TAB>.
You should be able to get accented characters as per normal, either with curly brackets (‘{e}) or without (‘e).
You’ll need to use the Tabbing.sty package to use the Tabbing environment.
categories: Nature and Science and Tech
tags: computing, latex, top tips
last modified: 20th Feb 2012


