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On 09/03/2015 11:49 AM, Tassilo Horn
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Uwe Brauer <[email protected]> writes:> I strongly recommend to include the code in Auctex, maybe with a > additional variable, something like this It's far from perfect. For example, if you have some spurious ^ or _ somewhere in your text (not in some math) you won't see it at all. And AUCTeX's font-latex does not raise/lower scripts on multiple levels, e.g., with x^y^z the y and the z have the same size and are equally raised. If the ^ were not displayed, you couldn't see that the z is a superscript. x-symbol couldn't deal with nested subscripts neither, however it used a different font for the sub-superscripts, but I think I could live with this restriction in GNU emacs, since nested subscripts I don't have that often.
to clarify: I could download the latest checkin via git clone http://git.savannah.gnu.org/r/auctex.git (I made a mistake in my last message) but git pull gives an error I reported. Be it as it may, Tassilo could you please tell me how should I activate the new setting? If needed I promise to write an entry to the Manual. thanks Uwe |
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