On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 4:03 AM, Mojca Miklavec <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have tried to compile an old document (written in mkii times). Among
> other problems that I yet need to isolate, the following minimal
> example doesn't want to compile: $\bigl| x \bigr>$ since <|> aren't
> recognized as candidates for delimiters. There is a workaround of
> course (using \langle, \rangle, ... instead of <>), but the three
> characters are just way too handy to use.
>
| works fine here. < and > don't. I did not know that \left< is equivalent
to \left\langle even in plain tex.
I suppose that the behaviour in mkii comes from these lines:
>
> \definemathcharacter [<] [nothing] [sy] ["68] [ex] ["0A]
> \definemathcharacter [>] [nothing] [sy] ["69] [ex] ["0B]
>
I guess mkii is imitating plain tex here. (Though, I could not find how this
is happening in plain tex)
> But I'm not sure where mkiv could be changed.
>
I don't know how to do this. < should behave like a rel without a \left, and
like a delimited with \left.
> I have tried to use
> adobename="greater",
> ...
> mathspec={
> { class="binary", name="gt" },
> { class="close", name="rbrace" },
> },
> but without any success.
>
rbrace!!. Probabably you want rangle. You can change the order of the two,
and then > will map to rangle, but you will have to use \gt to get the
relation symbol.
Aditya
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