On 2015-09-17, Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 12:30:36AM +0200, Enrico Forestieri wrote:
...
> But, if \AA is entered in a math mode environment, no replacement takes
> place.
* without patch,
- it would be replaced by a blue *italic Å* symbol,
· similar to math-commands (\i \int, \ne, \le, ...)
· unlike other text-only commands (\aa, \OE, \oe, ...), but
- it would either fail to compile or (e.g. with LatinModern fonts) be
rendered as *upright Å*.
> It would stay in red with Günter's patch and would cause latex
> errors
or (e.g. with LatinModern fonts) be rendered as *upright* Å
· similar to other text-only commands (like \aa, \OE, \oe, ...)
(i.e. no change to the LaTeX export but consistent handling in the GUI).
> Instead, with the patch I propose the macro is diplayed as Å
· similar to math-commands (\i \int, \ne, \le, ...)
· unlike other text-only commands (\aa, \OE, \oe, ...)
> and enclosed in a text mode environment, thus avoiding compile errors.
- at the cost of non-consistent handling of text macros,
- with the symbol in the GUI identic to what you get by inserting a literal
Unicode character but different LaTeX output
(\textit{\AA} vs. \mathring{A}).
Günter
