Re: Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Guenter Milde
On 2015-11-24, Richard Heck wrote: > On 11/24/2015 02:58 PM, Christopher Menzel wrote: >> Dear LyX folk, >> Quick question — what would it take to get display support for lower case >> calligraphic letters, which you can get in your rendered PDF via a package >> like BOONDOX-cal. Currently, typi

Re: Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Guenter Milde
kage like BOONDOX-cal. or "urwchancal.sty" http://www.ctan.org/pkg/urwchancal >> Currently, typing lower case letters >> inside a \mathcal tag in math >> mode generates a seemingly random selection of symbols. This matches roughly the output for lower case \mathcal witho

Re: Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Georg Baum
Christopher Menzel wrote: > Dear LyX folk, > > Quick question — what would it take to get display support for lower case > calligraphic letters, which you can get in your rendered PDF via a package > like BOONDOX-cal. Currently, typing lower case letters inside a \mathcal > tag in math mode gener

Re: Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Guillaume Munch
Le 24/11/2015 19:58, Christopher Menzel a écrit : Dear LyX folk, Quick question — what would it take to get display support for lower case calligraphic letters, which you can get in your rendered PDF via a package like BOONDOX-cal. Currently, typing lower case letters inside a \mathcal tag in ma

Re: Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Richard Heck
On 11/24/2015 02:58 PM, Christopher Menzel wrote: > Dear LyX folk, > > Quick question — what would it take to get display support for lower case > calligraphic letters, which you can get in your rendered PDF via a package > like BOONDOX-cal. Currently, typing lower case letters inside a \mathcal

Lower case mathcal

2015-11-24 Thread Christopher Menzel
Dear LyX folk, Quick question — what would it take to get display support for lower case calligraphic letters, which you can get in your rendered PDF via a package like BOONDOX-cal. Currently, typing lower case letters inside a \mathcal tag in math mode generates a seemingly random selection of