On Tue, Oct 12, 2004 at 04:14:19PM +1000, Bill Bennett wrote: > @>>> and @<<< do *not* produce arrows that extend > automatically to accommodate unusually wide subscripts > and superscripts, page 226 of TLC notwithstanding. > > I have a feeling that I've seen this before, although > long ago and far away. > > Can anyone help, please?
Are you after a vector notation arrow, perhaps? that can easily be done
with \overrightarrow{Text Under Arrow}. I'm fairly sure that will also
extend over superscripts and subscripts, and you can put an arrow over just
the su{b,per}script portion, if that's what you want.
I've never dealt with (or seen) the @>>> and @<<< notation before, so it
could be that you're after something totally different -- in which case,
give a descriptive example or something and I'm sure someone will be able to
tell you how to do it.
- Matt
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