On 07/10/2013 07:25 PM, Makarius wrote:
Even simpler would be to invent a name for some variant of \<omega> that is not considered a letter, and use that with \<^sup> as before. That would be analogous to \<epsilon> vs. \<some>.
Does the mapping from Isabelle symbols to Unicode code points have to be injective? Otherwise, this would be an easy way to escape the problem: Just have \<omegasym>, which displays as omega, but is not a letter...
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