Am Freitag, 17. November 2006 20:57 schrieb Enrico Forestieri: > I noticed that some math symbols are not shown on screen. This seems > to be platform dependent. The following is a table illustrating the > situation on three different platforms. Here "no" means that the > symbol is not shown on screen (the symbol is invisible but occupies > space: it is as a sort of \phantom), and "yes" that it is shown. > > --------------------------------------- > Symbol Linux Solaris Cygwin > --------------------------------------- > \Omega no no no > \int yes yes no > \oint yes yes no > \otimes no no no > \nleqslant no no no > \spadesuit(*) yes no yes > --------------------------------------- > (*) On solaris, a square is shown on screen instead of nothing.
Interesting. I can confirm that for \Omega (did not try the others). This is exactly what I got when I tried to create a true type version of the esint10 font, and I suspect that the reason is the same. \Omega works fine in 1.4.3. I debugged this as far that I am pretty sure that qt is to blame here. I added an entry to the status file. Georg
