(In reply to Jason Crain from comment #14)
> (In reply to Nelson Benitez from comment #13)
> > Hi Jason, thank you very much for the patch, btw, today I was reading this
> > pdf:
> >
> > http://www.compsci.hunter.cuny.edu/~sweiss/course_materials/csci493.70/
> > lecture_notes/GTK_textview.pdf
> >
> > and noticed that lot of words with double f, like 'buffer', are not
> > found[1] when searching for it, also when copied to gedit it shows the
> > unicode not found glyph inplace of the 'ff' in the word.
> >
> > So, is your patch covering this double f case?
>
> No, it does not fix that. That file has a different problem and I don't see
> a way of fixing it. The PDF creator would need to add some extra
> information before we could guess that character code 27 should be a double
> f.
Thanks Jason for explanation, indeed it was a problem in the PDF creator. Just for completeness I'm posting link describing the problem and solution in pdfTEX:
(In reply to Jason Crain from comment #14) www.compsci. hunter. cuny.edu/ ~sweiss/ course_ materials/ csci493. 70/ notes/GTK_ textview. pdf
> (In reply to Nelson Benitez from comment #13)
> > Hi Jason, thank you very much for the patch, btw, today I was reading this
> > pdf:
> >
> > http://
> > lecture_
> >
> > and noticed that lot of words with double f, like 'buffer', are not
> > found[1] when searching for it, also when copied to gedit it shows the
> > unicode not found glyph inplace of the 'ff' in the word.
> >
> > So, is your patch covering this double f case?
>
> No, it does not fix that. That file has a different problem and I don't see
> a way of fixing it. The PDF creator would need to add some extra
> information before we could guess that character code 27 should be a double
> f.
Thanks Jason for explanation, indeed it was a problem in the PDF creator. Just for completeness I'm posting link describing the problem and solution in pdfTEX:
http:// tex.stackexchan ge.com/ questions/ 31113/enable- searching- in-a-pdflatex- generated- document
Regards,