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------- Additional comments from t...@openoffice.org Mon May 11 07:25:29 +0000
2009 -------
This sounds much more easy than it is. Even the reference product does not align
those lines.
What for example should be done if the right side would be a 4 row matrix/stack?
What lines should align? 1st left with 1st right and 2nd left with 4 4th right?
Or should it be 1st left with 2nd right and 2nd left with 3rd right?
Coming to details there are many questions to be solved about this one.
The most easiest way would be to introduce something new like "heightof" that
takes the height of its argument but no with. With something like that it will
be up to the user to make this work, e.g. by writing a formula like
left ( matrix{ heightof{ 5 over 7} 1#2##3#4} mline matrix{5 over 7##6} right )
Anyone knows if MathML provides something like this?
It would be easier to argue implementing it if MathML has the same.
The first solution is probably out of the question since it will take much more
time. And for that you need to discuss the topic with QA and I would need
approval to spend a larger amount of time with maybe questionable results.
Thus less me first ask: would you be content with the second way, i.e.
introducing something like "heightof"? And as said references of similar
formatting in MathML would be helpful in argumentation as well.
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