https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=81267

Owen Genat <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|UNCONFIRMED                 |NEW
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--- Comment #3 from Owen Genat <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to comment #0)
> I request an enhancement of the formula editor to support the repeat
> operator using the big R notation proposed by Yingxu Wang. ... 
> For example, the generalization of the summation operator could
> be expressed like this:
> 
> sum from i = 1 to k x_i = repeat from i = 1 to k "sum"(x_i)

(In reply to comment #2)
> Yingxu Wang refer to "The Big-R Notation" in that paper. The definition is
> in section "2.2.1 The Big-R Notation" (Definition 4) on PDF page 5.

Thanks for clarifying. The main issue appears to be in relation to setting the
R operator (non-italic+bold+size). Apart from this, the two examples on this
page can be set using:

oper R from {exp bold{nitalic{font sans BL}} = bold{nitalic{font sans T}}} to
bold{nitalic{font sans F}} P newline
oper R from {i bold{nitalic{font sans N}} = 1} to n P(i bold{nitalic{font sans
N}})


> A simple example use case is in section "4.1 The Big-R Notation of RTPA for
> Modeling Iterative and Recursive System Architectures and Behaviors"
> (Example 1.) on PDF page 15.

... and the two examples on this page can be set using:

sum from i = 1 to n {x_i} = oper R from nitalic{i} = 1 to n italic{"sum"}
({x_i}) newline
{A_nm} = oper R from nitalic{i} = 0 to n-1 oper R from nitalic{j} = 0 to m-1
A[i,j]bold{nitalic{font sans N}}

There may be a way to set the R operator as required, but I cannot work out
how. Confirmed. Status set to NEW.

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