At 13:56 14/12/2008 -0800, John Jason Jordan wrote:
Wait, I think I know the answer. We can do it in OOo Writer with
Insert > Formula. Or Insert > Field. I just can't figure out exactly
how to do it.
A feature matrix looks like (for example):
[ +syllabic ]
[ -voice ]
[ +coronal ]
[ +nasal ]
The number of lines varies from one feature to a dozen. In this
e-mail I used individual brackets for each line, but in real work
the sides of the feature matrix should have one tall bracket on each
side (like the x-y example on the professor's web page above).
I'm off to study Writer's Insert > Formula features to see if I can
figure it out. Meantime, if there are any experts here on how to
create tall brackets on the sides of a formula, please share!
o Go to Insert | Object > | Formula.
o In the Math windows at the bottom of the screen, enter:
left[ stack{+syllabic # -voice # +coronal # +nasal} right]
o Click back in the main window.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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