Achim Gratz writes:
>> When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?
>
> If the facts have been changing once, I can wait for them to change
> again. Or they may not even be facts after all. :-)
This opens up my mind a lot, thanks :)
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Bastien
Rasmus writes:
> - \bar{x}, tilde{x}, underline{x}, ... ==> constructed using
>combining utf8 characters ¹ (or at least support of it; i couldn't
>get it working properly)
We've been at this before, but I believe that introducing utf8
characters into the sources would cut off Emacs 22 com
Bastien writes:
> M_x ^y is the only (non fully satisfactory) solution I can think of.
In general org entities work wonders, and I'm a very happy user.
I have a couple of others things that could be made nicer (somehow).
'===>' indicates what would be nicer:
- \frac{x}{y} ===> [(x)/(y)] or so
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Hoeltgen writes:
> I was wondering if there is a way to fontify expressions like M_x^y
> correctly with org-pretty-entities.
M_x ^y is the only (non fully satisfactory) solution I can think of.
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Bastien
Hi
I was wondering if there is a way to fontify expressions like M_x^y
correctly with org-pretty-entities.
M_x^y displays the subscript x correctly but not the superscript y.
M^y_x displays the superscript y correctly but not the subscript x.
Regards,
Laurent
