Lars Gullik Bj�nnes wrote:
>
> Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> | > > $...$ - inlined
> | > > \(...\) - inlined differs from $...$ by ???
> | >
> | > The $ are PROTECTED environments, and \( is unprotected. That
> | > means that strange things may happen to the arguments of \(...\)
> | > due to moving arguments around.
> |
> | This sounds like a disadvantage... So why do we use \(...\) at all?
>
> AFAIK \( \) is advised in LaTeX instead of $ $
as Joao in his mail said:
if you want some mathstuff in a \section or something
else you always have to use \protect$...$.
same with \protect\(...\) doesn't work.
\protect$...$ becomes robust and the other one not.
AFAIK are both not robust in latex2.9
Herbert
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