Replace ligature in bookmarks

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I am trying to replace the s: ligature in the bookmarks by just an s. This is needed as my document is written using a fraktur font, but the colon appears inside the bookmarks as they are not in fraktur.

My current code is the following one:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts
addtokomafontdispositionfrakfamilyfraklines

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref

usepackagexstring
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
 IfSubStr#1s:%
 StrSubstitute#1s:s%
 #1


newcommandmySection[1]%
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1removeLigatures#1


begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

There seems to be some issue with my code, as I get a bookmark with the text Jus:t a tes:ts:s:sJus:t a tes:t. How can I fix this to achieve the desired results?

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

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My current code is the following one:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts
addtokomafontdispositionfrakfamilyfraklines

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref

usepackagexstring
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
 IfSubStr#1s:%
 StrSubstitute#1s:s%
 #1


newcommandmySection[1]%
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1removeLigatures#1


begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

There seems to be some issue with my code, as I get a bookmark with the text Jus:t a tes:ts:s:sJus:t a tes:t. How can I fix this to achieve the desired results?

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

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up vote
5
down vote

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My current code is the following one:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts
addtokomafontdispositionfrakfamilyfraklines

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref

usepackagexstring
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
 IfSubStr#1s:%
 StrSubstitute#1s:s%
 #1


newcommandmySection[1]%
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1removeLigatures#1


begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

There seems to be some issue with my code, as I get a bookmark with the text Jus:t a tes:ts:s:sJus:t a tes:t. How can I fix this to achieve the desired results?

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

My current code is the following one:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts
addtokomafontdispositionfrakfamilyfraklines

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref

usepackagexstring
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
 IfSubStr#1s:%
 StrSubstitute#1s:s%
 #1


newcommandmySection[1]%
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1removeLigatures#1


begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

There seems to be some issue with my code, as I get a bookmark with the text Jus:t a tes:ts:s:sJus:t a tes:t. How can I fix this to achieve the desired results?

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

asked Sep 6 at 17:32

epR8GaYuh

7841416

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You must do the replacement before feeding the argument to texorpdfstring. E.g. with expl3:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref



usepackageexpl3
ExplSyntaxOn
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl#1
regex_replace_all:nnN s: s l_tmpa_tl

newcommandmySection[1]%
 removeLigatures#1
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1l_tmpa_tl


ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontsectioningfrakfamily

begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

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While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

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You must do the replacement before feeding the argument to texorpdfstring. E.g. with expl3:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref



usepackageexpl3
ExplSyntaxOn
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl#1
regex_replace_all:nnN s: s l_tmpa_tl

newcommandmySection[1]%
 removeLigatures#1
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1l_tmpa_tl


ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontsectioningfrakfamily

begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
7
down vote

accepted

You must do the replacement before feeding the argument to texorpdfstring. E.g. with expl3:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref



usepackageexpl3
ExplSyntaxOn
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl#1
regex_replace_all:nnN s: s l_tmpa_tl

newcommandmySection[1]%
 removeLigatures#1
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1l_tmpa_tl


ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontsectioningfrakfamily

begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
7
down vote

accepted

You must do the replacement before feeding the argument to texorpdfstring. E.g. with expl3:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref



usepackageexpl3
ExplSyntaxOn
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl#1
regex_replace_all:nnN s: s l_tmpa_tl

newcommandmySection[1]%
 removeLigatures#1
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1l_tmpa_tl


ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontsectioningfrakfamily

begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

You must do the replacement before feeding the argument to texorpdfstring. E.g. with expl3:

documentclass[a4paper]scrartcl

usepackageyfonts

usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref



usepackageexpl3
ExplSyntaxOn
newcommandremoveLigatures[1]%
tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl#1
regex_replace_all:nnN s: s l_tmpa_tl

newcommandmySection[1]%
 removeLigatures#1
 sectiontexorpdfstring#1l_tmpa_tl


ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontsectioningfrakfamily

begindocument

frakfamily

tableofcontents

mySectionJus:t a tes:t

enddocument

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

edited Sep 7 at 7:05

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

answered Sep 6 at 17:51

Ulrike Fischer

178k7281650

While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

add a commentÂ |Â

While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

While this works for the basic case, this eliminates all colons from s::, too. Instead this should be translated to s: as inside the document text itself (where it is represented by the s: ligature followed by a regular colon). This seems to be just a little regex fix.
â€“Â epR8GaYuh
Sep 7 at 5:23

yes, sorry I forgot the s in the regex.
â€“Â Ulrike Fischer
Sep 7 at 7:05

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