Re: super/subscript insets

[Andre Poenitz]

Ok, I am convinced now.

Could you accept the following:


- There is a sub/superscript inset.

- The \limit/\nolimit information is part of this inset. 

- When written to LaTeX, it will simply output _{...}^{...}.

- When displayed on screen, it will look one char/inset back and use that
  information to draw itself.


This is some kind of exception, but I think it is a special case anyway.
TeX uses extra catcodes for ^ and _ and people are used to a certain way to
move around those beasts. I don't think implementation will get dirtier
than it is, on the contrary, e.g. the bigop inset will become much smaller
now.

Andre'
 
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