The following
sin cos tan sinh cosh tanh arc
max min lim log ln exp
Re Im det and if for
are treated as special words and are converted to Roman font when
encountered.
As I understand these words, except for the last three, they are
interpolated in the output stream in Roman font and with a leading and
trailing notional space. A notional space is a space which is mandated,
i.e an explicit full-space or '~'.
The last three, i.e. and & if & for, have neither leading nor trailing
notional space.
Is my wording precise?
Ted Harding only talked about the trailing space.
Note that when I want something like a 'for all' symbol, I use a
groff_char symbol
\[fa]
and \[AN] for a logical AND.
Thanks - Damian
