Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Peter Münster wrote:
The symbol for \inch is strange: "}". What is \char125 supposed to be,
doesn't it depend on the font encoding?
indeed ... what \symbolicnameofquotes do you suggest? i never use inches -)
What about Ux2033, double prime? Or - i
Hans Hagen wrote:
> Peter Münster wrote:
> >The symbol for \inch is strange: "}". What is \char125 supposed to be,
> >doesn't it depend on the font encoding?
> >
> indeed ... what \symbolicnameofquotes do you suggest? i never use inches -)
What about Ux2033, double prime? Or - in TeX dialect -
\ma
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005, Hans Hagen wrote:
> indeed ... what \symbolicnameofquotes do you suggest? i never use inches -)
Me neither... ;)
Perhaps \doublequote ?
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Hans Hagen wrote:
i wonder what happens with the symbol when one uses it this way:
\usemodule[unit] 10 \Square \Inch
I believe the shortcut forms are only ever used for distances,
never for areas. So a rectangle with sides 2" by 4" has 8in^2
surface area.
Taco
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Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Peter M�nster wrote:
Hello,
a suggestion for \celsius in core-mis.tex:
\def\celsius#1{#1\,\mathematics{^\circ}\kern-0.1emC}
As is (perhaps) normal for this kind of thing, the "\," depends
on your local typesetting tradition, and the "\kern-0.1em" depends
on the use
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Peter M�nster wrote:
Hello,
a suggestion for \celsius in core-mis.tex:
\def\celsius#1{#1\,\mathematics{^\circ}\kern-0.1emC}
As is (perhaps) normal for this kind of thing, the "\," depends
on your local typesetting tradition, and the "\kern-0.1em" depends
on the use
� wrote:
Hello,
a suggestion for \celsius in core-mis.tex:
\def\celsius#1{#1\,\mathematics{^\circ}\kern-0.1emC}
The symbol for \inch is strange: "}". What is \char125 supposed to be,
doesn't it depend on the font encoding?
indeed ... what \symbolicnameofquotes do you suggest? i never use
Peter Münster wrote:
Hello,
a suggestion for \celsius in core-mis.tex:
\def\celsius#1{#1\,\mathematics{^\circ}\kern-0.1emC}
As is (perhaps) normal for this kind of thing, the "\," depends
on your local typesetting tradition, and the "\kern-0.1em" depends
on the used font family.
That is no
Hello,
a suggestion for \celsius in core-mis.tex:
\def\celsius#1{#1\,\mathematics{^\circ}\kern-0.1emC}
The symbol for \inch is strange: "}". What is \char125 supposed to be,
doesn't it depend on the font encoding?
Cheers, Peter
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