// - If I change '\alpha' to bold, the result is \mathbf{a}
-- Just moving the cursor in a math inset causes changing the buffer status
- to (changed).
+// - Just moving the cursor in a math inset causes changing the buffer status
+// to (changed).
-- disable the insert->label menu item when in inline formula.
+// - disable the insert->label menu item when in inline formula.
Eran Tromer:
won't repeat that. Only that the flattening option would be then easier to
implement on top of that.
-- There's something I keep wondering about.. how do new math symbols get into
- LyX. Do they get ever?. I don't know if it can be done, but if you tell me
- where to "draw" those symbols or how, I would very glad start doing it. LyX
- deserves to have support (visual support) for all the AMSTeX constructs. But
- there must be something structural going on there, because otherwise more
- math symbols would be ready by now.. just a thought.
+// - There's something I keep wondering about.. how do new math symbols get
+// into LyX. Do they get ever?. I don't know if it can be done, but if you
+// tell me where to "draw" those symbols or how, I would very glad start
+// doing it. LyX deserves to have support (visual support) for all the
+// AMSTeX constructs. But there must be something structural going on
+// there, because otherwise more math symbols would be ready by now..
+// just a thought.
- Some math symbols aren't very well supported (to my knowledge). I'm
thinking of underbraces with extra data in them,or [] options.
int mathed_char_width(MathTextCodes type, MathStyles size, unsigned char c)
{
LyXFont const font = whichFont(type, size);
- LyXFont const f1 = whichFont(LM_TC_TEXTRM, size);
-#warning why f1 is used ?
if (isBinaryOp(c, type))
- return lyxfont::width(c, font) + 2 * lyxfont::width(' ', f1);
+ return lyxfont::width(c, font) + 2 * lyxfont::width(' ', font);
else
return lyxfont::width(c, font);
}