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jbfaure:'you have to use OOo-math syntax. x_1 over x_0 works well'
Yes, it does... within the command window. But, in the writer window,
one needs
a consistent structure, such as 'cmnd(parameters)'. How would you write
`frac(a+b,c-f*p)? For one thing, you would need braces --which adds them to the
list of 'special' characters with restricted usage. Then, you could write
{a+b}`over{c-f*p}? Would this be simpler?
And the parser, upon finding the command '`over', would have to
backtrack to
find the numerator... With `frac, everything (including blanks) between the the
opening bracket and the separator (usually, comma) is the numerator, and
everything between the separator and the matching bracket is the denominator.
'everything' because it is already fully formatted under Writer and needs no
extra formatting, no ignoring or adding spaces, etc.
I do not understand the problem with 'automatic numbering'. Numbering of what?
Equations?
'If you use autotext (NF in english, I presume) you obtain a model you have only
to modify'
Sorry, this also escapes me.
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