On Thu, 20 May 2010, Jan Pohanka wrote:
Thanks for the reply,
it helped.
Exploring the math- files I found other questions.
What's the difference between \definemathsymbol and \definemathcharacter?
symbol are cs names (\something) that map to a font glyph.
characters are input character (any ascii/unicode value) that map to a
font glyph
command is a cs name (\something) that maps to a TeX command
(\somethingelse)
I expect that [punct] means punctuation character, but what the [inner]
means?
inner is same as ord math class (see the TeX book). ConTeXt uses some
symbol names which map back to mathclasses. See math-ini.mkii for a list
(grep for \chardef\math...)
Where can I found what [xx] different characters need?
In the font :-) You can use (in MkII)
\loadmapfile[name.map]
\starttext
\showfont[full-name-of-font]
\stoptext
BTW, which math font are you using?
Aditya
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