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Dec 7 23:54:27

Trying to do left superscripts and subscripts by super/sub scripting a nothing:

_{B}^{235} U

Hmmmm, this almost works, but some right justification is in order.

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#1

Carl Milsted, Jr on Dec 8, 2023 8:28 AM

There is also a bug for the capital Greek letter rho:

R

It should be a Latin P.

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#2

Carl Milsted, Jr on Dec 10, 2023 5:38 PM

ρ σ τ a E c^{2}

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#3

Carl Milsted, Jr on Dec 10, 2023 8:39 PM
in response to comment_117_2

Just updated eqnx. See if it makes a difference:

ρ σ τ \exists β

Yes! Now the Greek symbols have the same spacing as letters. And you can do escapes such as \[u2203] to use symbols not part of eqn's limited vocabulary. The aforementioned symbol is that upside down E thingy which means "exists". I guess it should be treated as an operator instead of a variable.

Much work to be done.

Too much work!

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#4

Carl Milsted, Jr on Dec 10, 2023 8:45 PM

Did I get the RHO bug fixed? Let's try:

P

Yes, it is sort of fixed. But it is italic, whereas other Greek letters get rendered upright.

Math typesetting is nearly as hard as math...

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#5

Stephen J. Douglass on Dec 20, 2023 6:51 PM

Cool big brain stuff there.

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An Equation Test