On 04/04/2010 18:30, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
On 4/4/2010 7:56 AM, Micha wrote:
How do I get undersets not to make the spacing of the equation wrong
when the width of the underset is wider than the equation?
doing $a+\underset{description}{underbrace{b}}+c$ comes out as
a+ b +c
}
description
instead of
a+b+c
}
description
thanks
I suspect what you want is the following (in a math inset):
1. type \underset (space);
2. in the upper box of the inset, type \underbrace (space);
3. enter the formula in the innermost inset;
4. enter the description in the bottom space.
/Paul
That is what I'm doing, the problem is that the spacing is all wrong. The reply
ruined the spaces so I'll use underscores instead. Using your method I get
a + _____ b ______ + c
_________ }
_____ description
While what I want is
a + b + c
___ }
description
here, _ are spaces and } denotes the underbrace (which is supposed to be only
under b)
I remember seeing a solution a couple of years back or so on this list so I know
it's possible, but can't find it anymore.
