From: Nick Dokos <nicholas.dokos@hp.com>
To: nicholas.dokos@hp.com
Cc: emacs-orgmode@gnu.org,
Rasmus Pank Roulund <rasmus.pank@gmail.com>,
Carsten Dominik <carsten.dominik@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Bug: \log and friends are not recognized as math [6.34b]
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:37:04 -0500 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <11146.1265067424@alphaville.usa.hp.com> (raw)
In-Reply-To: Message from Nick Dokos <nicholas.dokos@hp.com> of "Mon, 01 Feb 2010 11:58:56 EST." <4425.1265043536@gamaville.dokosmarshall.org>
I went through the rest - same conventions apply.
> 1. If something is undefined in LaTeX, this is notated by commenting the item out
> in the appended LaTeX file, e.g.
>
> %\nbsp
>
> 2. If something requires math mode, this is notated by marking the item like this:
> \ensuremath{\foo} in the appended LaTeX file, e.g.
>
> \ensuremath{\vert}
>
> 3. If an item is defined and does not require math mode, it is left unadorned in
> the appended LaTeX file, e.g.
>
> \copy
>
In addition, there are some symbols that are defined in packages. Where
I knew about that, I indicated the package in a comment. There are a
couple of things (\divide, \and and \or) that are defined, but they are
not useful as symbols - where applicable, I have indicated that in a
comment as well. And there is a bug in org-exp.el that caused \heartsuit
to be omitted and \diamondsuit to be duplicated:
...
("hearts") ("diamondsuit"."♥")
...
HTH,
Nick
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\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
% \nbsp
% \iexcl
% \cent
% \pound
% \curren
% \yen
% \brvbar
\ensuremath{\vert}
% \sect
% \uml
\copy
% \ordf
% \laquo
\not
% \shy
% \reg
% \macr
\ensuremath{\deg}
\ensuremath{\pm}
%\plusmn
\ensuremath{\sup }%2
\ensuremath{\sup }%3
\ensuremath{\acute x}
% \micro
% \para
% \middot
\ensuremath{\odot}
\ensuremath{\star}
%\cedil
\ensuremath{\sup1}
% \ordm
% \raquo
\ensuremath{\frac 1 4}
\ensuremath{\frac 1 2}
\ensuremath{\frac 3 4}
% \iquest
% \Agrave
% \Aacute
% \Acirc
% \Atilde
% \Auml
% \Aring
\AA
% \AElig
% \Ccedil
% \Egrave
% \Eacute
% \Ecirc
% \Euml
% \Igrave
% \Iacute
% \Icirc
% \Iuml
% \ETH
% \Ntilde
% \Ograve
% \Oacute
% \Ocirc
% \Otilde
% \Ouml
\ensuremath{\times}
% \Oslash
% \Ugrave
% \Uacute
% \Ucirc
% \Uuml
% \Yacute
% \THORN
% \szlig
% \agrave
% \aacute
% \acirc
% \atilde
% \auml
% \aring
% \aelig
% \ccedil
% \checkmark
% \egrave
% \eacute
% \ecirc
% \euml
% \igrave
% \iacute
% \icirc
% \iuml
% \eth
% \ntilde
% \ograve
% \oacute
% \ocirc
% \otilde
% \ouml
{\count240=240
\divide\count240 by 2 % not useful as a symbol
}
% \oslash
% \ugrave
% \uacute
% \ucirc
% \uuml
% \yacute
% \thorn
% \yuml
% \fnof
% \Alpha
% \Beta
\ensuremath{\Gamma}
\ensuremath{\Delta}
% \Epsilon
% \Zeta
% \Eta
\ensuremath{\Theta}
% \Iota
% \Kappa
\ensuremath{\Lambda}
% \Mu
% \Nu
\ensuremath{\Xi}
%\Omicron
\ensuremath{\Pi}
%\Rho
\ensuremath{\Sigma}
%\Tau
\ensuremath{\Upsilon}
\ensuremath{\Phi}
%\Chi
\ensuremath{\Psi}
\ensuremath{\Omega}
\ensuremath{\alpha}
\ensuremath{\beta}
\ensuremath{\gamma}
\ensuremath{\delta}
\ensuremath{\epsilon}
\ensuremath{\varepsilon}
\ensuremath{\zeta}
\ensuremath{\eta}
\ensuremath{\theta}
\ensuremath{\iota}
\ensuremath{\kappa}
\ensuremath{\lambda}
\ensuremath{\mu}
\ensuremath{\nu}
\ensuremath{\xi}
%\omicron
\ensuremath{\pi}
\ensuremath{\rho}
%\sigmaf
\ensuremath{\varsigma}
\ensuremath{\sigma}
\ensuremath{\tau}
\ensuremath{\upsilon}
\ensuremath{\phi}
\ensuremath{\chi}
\ensuremath{\psi}
\ensuremath{\omega}
%\thetasym
\ensuremath{\vartheta}
%\upsih
% \piv
% \bull
\ensuremath{\bullet}
%\hellip
\dots
\ensuremath{\prime}
%\Prime
% \oline
% \frasl
% \weierp
% \image
% \real
% \trade
% \alefsym
% \larr
\ensuremath{\leftarrow}
\ensuremath{\gets}
%\uarr
\ensuremath{\uparrow}
%\rarr
\ensuremath{\to}
\ensuremath{\rightarrow}
%\darr
\ensuremath{\downarrow}
%\harr
\ensuremath{\leftrightarrow}
%\crarr
\ensuremath{\hookleftarrow}
%\lArr
\ensuremath{\Leftarrow}
%\uArr
\ensuremath{\Uparrow}
%\rArr
\ensuremath{\Rightarrow}
%\dArr
\ensuremath{\Downarrow}
%\hArr
\ensuremath{\Leftrightarrow}
\ensuremath{\forall}
\part{foo}
\ensuremath{\partial}
%\exist
\ensuremath{\exists}
\empty
\ensuremath{\emptyset}
\ensuremath{\nabla}
%\isin
\ensuremath{\in}
\ensuremath{\notin}
\ensuremath{\ni}
\ensuremath{\prod}
\ensuremath{\sum}
%\minus
%\lowast
\ensuremath{\ast}
% \radic
% \prop
% \proptp
% \infin
\ensuremath{\infty}
%\ang
\ensuremath{\angle}
% \and - not useful as a symbol
\ensuremath{\wedge}
% \or - not useful as a symbol
\ensuremath{\vee}
\ensuremath{\cap}
\ensuremath{\cup}
\ensuremath{\int}
% \there4
\ensuremath{\sim}
\ensuremath{\cong}
\ensuremath{\simeq}
\ensuremath{\asymp}
\ensuremath{\approx}
\ensuremath{\ne}
\ensuremath{\neq}
\ensuremath{\equiv}
\ensuremath{\le}
\ensuremath{\ge}
%\sub
\ensuremath{\subset}
\ensuremath{\sup}
\ensuremath{\supset}
%\nsub
% \sube
% \supe
\ensuremath{\oplus}
\ensuremath{\otimes}
\ensuremath{\perp}
%\sdot
\ensuremath{\cdot}
\ensuremath{\lceil}
\ensuremath{\rceil}
\ensuremath{\lfloor}
\ensuremath{\rfloor}
% \lang
% \rang
% \loz
% \Diamond % latexsym.sty
% \spades
\ensuremath{\spadesuit}
% \clubs
\ensuremath{\clubsuit}
% \hearts
\ensuremath{\heartsuit} % added for this testing
\ensuremath{\diamondsuit}
% \diams
% \diamondsuit % duplicate
\ensuremath{\smile}
% \blacksmile
% \sad
% \quot
% \amp
% \lt
% \gt
% \OElig
% \oelig
% \Scaron
% \scaron
% \Yuml
\ensuremath{\circ}
\ensuremath{\tilde{x}} % math accent - not a symbol
% \ensp
% \emsp
% \thinsp
%\zwnj
% \zwj
% \lrm
% \rlm
% \ndash
% \mdash
% \lsquo
% \rsquo
% \sbquo
% \ldquo
% \rdquo
% \bdquo
\ensuremath{\dagger}
% \Dagger
% \permil
% \lsaquo
% \rsaquo
% \euro % eurosym.sty
% \EUR % marvosym.sty
% \EURdig % marvosym.sty
% \EURhv % marvosym.sty
% \EURcr % marvosym.sty
% \EURtm % marvosym.sty
% I didn't test these individually, but I'm pretty sure they all require math mode.
\ensuremath{ \arccos
\arcsin
\arctan
\arg
\cos
\cosh
\cot
\coth
\csc
\deg
\det
\dim
\exp
\gcd
\hom
\inf
\ker
\lg
\lim
\liminf
\limsup
\ln
\log
\max
\min
\Pr
\sec
\sin
\sinh
\sup
\tan
\tanh
}
\end{document}
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next prev parent reply other threads:[~2010-02-01 23:38 UTC|newest]
Thread overview: 9+ messages / expand[flat|nested] mbox.gz Atom feed top
2010-01-17 11:30 Bug: \log and friends are not recognized as math [6.34b] Rasmus Pank Roulund
2010-01-28 14:57 ` Carsten Dominik
2010-01-29 20:09 ` Rasmus Pank Roulund
2010-02-01 7:22 ` Carsten Dominik
2010-02-01 16:40 ` Nick Dokos
2010-02-01 16:58 ` Nick Dokos
2010-02-01 23:37 ` Nick Dokos [this message]
2010-02-02 10:25 ` Carsten Dominik
2010-02-02 14:54 ` Nick Dokos
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