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I am trying to write the following line as can be seen below
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
begindocument
Huge $cup cap raisebox0.30 exscalebox1[0.62]$mid$$
enddocument
Which results in
Is there an easier or better way to make sure the vertical line mid
is scaled correctly to cup and cap? In particular
- They should have the same baseline, height and width.
My solution feels very hackish and not quite right.
symbols scaling scalebox
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I am trying to write the following line as can be seen below
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
begindocument
Huge $cup cap raisebox0.30 exscalebox1[0.62]$mid$$
enddocument
Which results in
Is there an easier or better way to make sure the vertical line mid
is scaled correctly to cup and cap? In particular
- They should have the same baseline, height and width.
My solution feels very hackish and not quite right.
symbols scaling scalebox
asked 9 hours ago
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I am trying to write the following line as can be seen below
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
begindocument
Huge $cup cap raisebox0.30 exscalebox1[0.62]$mid$$
enddocument
Which results in
Is there an easier or better way to make sure the vertical line mid
is scaled correctly to cup and cap? In particular
- They should have the same baseline, height and width.
My solution feels very hackish and not quite right.
symbols scaling scalebox
asked 9 hours ago
N3buchadnezzarN3buchadnezzar
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I am trying to write the following line as can be seen below
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
begindocument
Huge $cup cap raisebox0.30 exscalebox1[0.62]$mid$$
enddocument
Which results in
Is there an easier or better way to make sure the vertical line mid
is scaled correctly to cup and cap? In particular
- They should have the same baseline, height and width.
My solution feels very hackish and not quite right.
symbols scaling scalebox
symbols scaling scalebox
asked 9 hours ago
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stretchrel from the scalerel package allows you to do such things.
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagescalerel
begindocument
Huge $cup cap stretchrel*midcap$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thoughtstretchrelwould provide perfect fits.
– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly thecapandcupclaim to have zero depth.
– Schrödinger's cat
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For Computer Modern, use pict2e:
documentclassarticle
usepackagepict2e
usepackagecolor % for the comparison
makeatletter
newcommandcbarmathbinmathpalettec@barrelax
newcommandc@bar[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1cup$%
setlengthunitlengthdimexprhtz@+dpz@%
mkern1mu
raisebox-dpz@%
beginpicture(0,1)
roundcap
c@bar@thickness#1%
Line(0,0)(0,1.03)
endpicture%
%
mkern1mu
endgroup
newcommandc@bar@thickness[1]%
linethickness%
ifx#1displaystyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1textstyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1scriptstyle 0.85fontdimen8scriptfontelse
0.75fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
%
makeatother
begindocument
$cupcapcbar$
$scriptstylecupcapcbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupcapcbar$
$cupmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.3mucbar$
$capmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.3mucbar$
$scriptstylecupmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptstylecapmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.8mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecapmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.8mucbar$
enddocument
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stretchrel from the scalerel package allows you to do such things.
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagescalerel
begindocument
Huge $cup cap stretchrel*midcap$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
7,53511 silver badges23 bronze badges
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thoughtstretchrelwould provide perfect fits.
– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly thecapandcupclaim to have zero depth.
– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
4
stretchrel from the scalerel package allows you to do such things.
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagescalerel
begindocument
Huge $cup cap stretchrel*midcap$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
7,53511 silver badges23 bronze badges
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thoughtstretchrelwould provide perfect fits.
– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly thecapandcupclaim to have zero depth.
– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
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stretchrel from the scalerel package allows you to do such things.
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagescalerel
begindocument
Huge $cup cap stretchrel*midcap$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
7,53511 silver badges23 bronze badges
stretchrel from the scalerel package allows you to do such things.
documentclass[border=1mm]standalone
usepackagescalerel
begindocument
Huge $cup cap stretchrel*midcap$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 9 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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7,53511 silver badges23 bronze badges
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thoughtstretchrelwould provide perfect fits.
– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly thecapandcupclaim to have zero depth.
– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thoughtstretchrelwould provide perfect fits.
– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly thecapandcupclaim to have zero depth.
– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
This seems closer, but still not a perfect match. When I overlay the vertical line and the intersection symbol it looks like this i.imgur.com/8bm55vi.png
– N3buchadnezzar
9 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thought
stretchrel would provide perfect fits.– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
@N3buchadnezzar I see. I am actually surprised because I always thought
stretchrel would provide perfect fits.– Schrödinger's cat
5 hours ago
Interestingly the
cap and cup claim to have zero depth.– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
Interestingly the
cap and cup claim to have zero depth.– Schrödinger's cat
4 hours ago
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For Computer Modern, use pict2e:
documentclassarticle
usepackagepict2e
usepackagecolor % for the comparison
makeatletter
newcommandcbarmathbinmathpalettec@barrelax
newcommandc@bar[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1cup$%
setlengthunitlengthdimexprhtz@+dpz@%
mkern1mu
raisebox-dpz@%
beginpicture(0,1)
roundcap
c@bar@thickness#1%
Line(0,0)(0,1.03)
endpicture%
%
mkern1mu
endgroup
newcommandc@bar@thickness[1]%
linethickness%
ifx#1displaystyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1textstyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1scriptstyle 0.85fontdimen8scriptfontelse
0.75fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
%
makeatother
begindocument
$cupcapcbar$
$scriptstylecupcapcbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupcapcbar$
$cupmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.3mucbar$
$capmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.3mucbar$
$scriptstylecupmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptstylecapmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.8mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecapmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.8mucbar$
enddocument
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For Computer Modern, use pict2e:
documentclassarticle
usepackagepict2e
usepackagecolor % for the comparison
makeatletter
newcommandcbarmathbinmathpalettec@barrelax
newcommandc@bar[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1cup$%
setlengthunitlengthdimexprhtz@+dpz@%
mkern1mu
raisebox-dpz@%
beginpicture(0,1)
roundcap
c@bar@thickness#1%
Line(0,0)(0,1.03)
endpicture%
%
mkern1mu
endgroup
newcommandc@bar@thickness[1]%
linethickness%
ifx#1displaystyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1textstyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1scriptstyle 0.85fontdimen8scriptfontelse
0.75fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
%
makeatother
begindocument
$cupcapcbar$
$scriptstylecupcapcbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupcapcbar$
$cupmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.3mucbar$
$capmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.3mucbar$
$scriptstylecupmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptstylecapmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.8mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecapmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.8mucbar$
enddocument
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For Computer Modern, use pict2e:
documentclassarticle
usepackagepict2e
usepackagecolor % for the comparison
makeatletter
newcommandcbarmathbinmathpalettec@barrelax
newcommandc@bar[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1cup$%
setlengthunitlengthdimexprhtz@+dpz@%
mkern1mu
raisebox-dpz@%
beginpicture(0,1)
roundcap
c@bar@thickness#1%
Line(0,0)(0,1.03)
endpicture%
%
mkern1mu
endgroup
newcommandc@bar@thickness[1]%
linethickness%
ifx#1displaystyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1textstyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1scriptstyle 0.85fontdimen8scriptfontelse
0.75fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
%
makeatother
begindocument
$cupcapcbar$
$scriptstylecupcapcbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupcapcbar$
$cupmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.3mucbar$
$capmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.3mucbar$
$scriptstylecupmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptstylecapmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.8mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecapmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.8mucbar$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
egregegreg
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For Computer Modern, use pict2e:
documentclassarticle
usepackagepict2e
usepackagecolor % for the comparison
makeatletter
newcommandcbarmathbinmathpalettec@barrelax
newcommandc@bar[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1cup$%
setlengthunitlengthdimexprhtz@+dpz@%
mkern1mu
raisebox-dpz@%
beginpicture(0,1)
roundcap
c@bar@thickness#1%
Line(0,0)(0,1.03)
endpicture%
%
mkern1mu
endgroup
newcommandc@bar@thickness[1]%
linethickness%
ifx#1displaystyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1textstyle 1fontdimen8textfontelse
ifx#1scriptstyle 0.85fontdimen8scriptfontelse
0.75fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
%
makeatother
begindocument
$cupcapcbar$
$scriptstylecupcapcbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupcapcbar$
$cupmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.3mucbar$
$capmkern-2.3mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.3mucbar$
$scriptstylecupmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptstylecapmkern-2.4mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.4mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecupmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcupmkern-2.8mucbar$
$scriptscriptstylecapmkern-2.8mutextcolorredcbartextcolorredcapmkern-2.8mucbar$
enddocument
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