Le dimanche 30 septembre 2018 à 13:42 -0400, Scott Kostyshak a écrit : > Do you use the LaTeX "\middle" command? If not, how do you write > expressions in LyX like the attached one? Do you just use \mid?
Scott, I can't see your attached example (because my LyX is too old for it). But I use \mid for inline math, when it doesn't need to "grow". > \mid > achieves the same semantics but just looks a little worse to me > aesthetically, because it is shorter. \mid (I didn't know \middle) is strange, because it grows more slowly than the surrounding brackets. If I want to match sizes, I do it manually, with e.g. \Bigl( [some math] \Bigm| [more math] \Bigl) > > If curious about the "\middle" command, see: > https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/45717/12212 I gather that \middle does just that, automatically. > > I'm guessing that there is a better way to do what I want, since LyX > does not have "support" for "\middle" (i.e., the LaTeX is displayed). I'd gladly test \middle but it gives me an error. > > Scott -- Daniel
