Math arrows don't display with Beamer + xelatexmk + libertinus

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I have beamer presentations I've been using for some years in class. This year, I discovered problems with the libertine package and following advice from this forum (Libertine package options with boldface and emphasis change numeric text) switched to libertinus. I now find that the various math arrows in my presentations fail to display.



Here's an MWE:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
%EDIT: inserting usefontthemeprofessional fonts here avoids the problem
usepackagelibertinus% works fine with libertine

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


I have determined that



  1. replacing libertinus with libertine works fine; or

  2. replacing xelatexmk with pdflatexmk works fine; or

  3. replacing beamer with (say) article works fine.

It seems to be this particular combination.



xelatexmk was part of the MacTeX bistro and moved from the inactive engines folder. I do need XeLaTeX but perhaps this is no longer the way to do this?



I am curious as to the nature of the conflict....



EDIT: the suggestion by jfbu below does indeed solve my problem. From the beamer documentation regarding professionalfonts:




Beamer normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by more appropriate versions. .... If your professional font package takes care of this already, Beamer’s meddling should be switched off [by using usefontthemeprofessionalfonts].




I still wonder why the problem was introduced in this specific combination, however! (but can live in ignorance if need be :) )






beamer xetex libertinus







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  • you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
    – jfbu
    16 mins ago














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I have beamer presentations I've been using for some years in class. This year, I discovered problems with the libertine package and following advice from this forum (Libertine package options with boldface and emphasis change numeric text) switched to libertinus. I now find that the various math arrows in my presentations fail to display.



Here's an MWE:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
%EDIT: inserting usefontthemeprofessional fonts here avoids the problem
usepackagelibertinus% works fine with libertine

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


I have determined that



  1. replacing libertinus with libertine works fine; or

  2. replacing xelatexmk with pdflatexmk works fine; or

  3. replacing beamer with (say) article works fine.

It seems to be this particular combination.



xelatexmk was part of the MacTeX bistro and moved from the inactive engines folder. I do need XeLaTeX but perhaps this is no longer the way to do this?



I am curious as to the nature of the conflict....



EDIT: the suggestion by jfbu below does indeed solve my problem. From the beamer documentation regarding professionalfonts:




Beamer normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by more appropriate versions. .... If your professional font package takes care of this already, Beamer’s meddling should be switched off [by using usefontthemeprofessionalfonts].




I still wonder why the problem was introduced in this specific combination, however! (but can live in ignorance if need be :) )






beamer xetex libertinus







share|improve this question























  • you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
    – jfbu
    16 mins ago












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3
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I have beamer presentations I've been using for some years in class. This year, I discovered problems with the libertine package and following advice from this forum (Libertine package options with boldface and emphasis change numeric text) switched to libertinus. I now find that the various math arrows in my presentations fail to display.



Here's an MWE:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
%EDIT: inserting usefontthemeprofessional fonts here avoids the problem
usepackagelibertinus% works fine with libertine

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


I have determined that



  1. replacing libertinus with libertine works fine; or

  2. replacing xelatexmk with pdflatexmk works fine; or

  3. replacing beamer with (say) article works fine.

It seems to be this particular combination.



xelatexmk was part of the MacTeX bistro and moved from the inactive engines folder. I do need XeLaTeX but perhaps this is no longer the way to do this?



I am curious as to the nature of the conflict....



EDIT: the suggestion by jfbu below does indeed solve my problem. From the beamer documentation regarding professionalfonts:




Beamer normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by more appropriate versions. .... If your professional font package takes care of this already, Beamer’s meddling should be switched off [by using usefontthemeprofessionalfonts].




I still wonder why the problem was introduced in this specific combination, however! (but can live in ignorance if need be :) )






beamer xetex libertinus







share|improve this question















I have beamer presentations I've been using for some years in class. This year, I discovered problems with the libertine package and following advice from this forum (Libertine package options with boldface and emphasis change numeric text) switched to libertinus. I now find that the various math arrows in my presentations fail to display.



Here's an MWE:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
%EDIT: inserting usefontthemeprofessional fonts here avoids the problem
usepackagelibertinus% works fine with libertine

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


I have determined that



  1. replacing libertinus with libertine works fine; or

  2. replacing xelatexmk with pdflatexmk works fine; or

  3. replacing beamer with (say) article works fine.

It seems to be this particular combination.



xelatexmk was part of the MacTeX bistro and moved from the inactive engines folder. I do need XeLaTeX but perhaps this is no longer the way to do this?



I am curious as to the nature of the conflict....



EDIT: the suggestion by jfbu below does indeed solve my problem. From the beamer documentation regarding professionalfonts:




Beamer normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by more appropriate versions. .... If your professional font package takes care of this already, Beamer’s meddling should be switched off [by using usefontthemeprofessionalfonts].




I still wonder why the problem was introduced in this specific combination, however! (but can live in ignorance if need be :) )






beamer xetex libertinus




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  • you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
    – jfbu
    16 mins ago
















  • you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
    – jfbu
    16 mins ago















you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
– jfbu
16 mins ago




you may raise a ticket on the beamer issue tracker asking that the maintainer adds libertinus to the list of packages automatically triggering the equivalent of usefontthemeprofessionalfonts.
– jfbu
16 mins ago










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This works for me:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
usepackagelibertinus

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


enter image description here



This is XeTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99999 (TeX Live 2018) (preloaded format=xelatex 2018.9.21) 22 SEP 2018 19:25





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  • putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
    – jfbu
    1 hour ago










  • It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
    – jfbu
    19 mins ago










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This works for me:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
usepackagelibertinus

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


enter image description here



This is XeTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99999 (TeX Live 2018) (preloaded format=xelatex 2018.9.21) 22 SEP 2018 19:25





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  • putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
    – jfbu
    1 hour ago










  • It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
    – jfbu
    19 mins ago














up vote
3
down vote













This works for me:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
usepackagelibertinus

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


enter image description here



This is XeTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99999 (TeX Live 2018) (preloaded format=xelatex 2018.9.21) 22 SEP 2018 19:25





share|improve this answer




















  • putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
    – jfbu
    1 hour ago










  • It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
    – jfbu
    19 mins ago












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up vote
3
down vote









This works for me:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
usepackagelibertinus

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


enter image description here



This is XeTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99999 (TeX Live 2018) (preloaded format=xelatex 2018.9.21) 22 SEP 2018 19:25





share|improve this answer












This works for me:



documentclassbeamer

usethemeWarsaw
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
usepackagelibertinus

begindocument
beginframeFrame name
beginitemize
item This is text.
item Rightarrow ($Rightarrow$)
enditemize
endframe
enddocument


enter image description here



This is XeTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99999 (TeX Live 2018) (preloaded format=xelatex 2018.9.21) 22 SEP 2018 19:25






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  • putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
    – jfbu
    1 hour ago










  • It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
    – jfbu
    19 mins ago
















  • putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
    – jfbu
    1 hour ago










  • It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
    – jfbu
    19 mins ago















putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
– jfbu
1 hour ago




putting the thing in a box one can confirm .TU/libertinusmath-regular.otf(1)/m/n/10.95 glyph#1974 it uses good font. (showoutput does not work in beamer frame!)
– jfbu
1 hour ago












It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
– jfbu
19 mins ago




It got pointed out to me that showouput works if one inserts it before begindocument for example...
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