On 07/03/2010 09:59 PM, In-Betweener wrote:
Suppose I type
x+y
into an equation. It will be rendered like this:
x + y
what if I want to keep the expression rendered with no spaces around
"+"? e.g.:
x+y
The example is very simple, but I stumble on the same problem at
several other situations. Examples:
x bar Ry
I don't want the space between "x" and the "barred R", but OOo Math
always puts that there.
xT^'b
OOo Math puts a (unwanted) space before the "b".
With MS Equation (and MathType) I used a zero-width space to join what
usually was rendered automatically separated by a space. So far, I
didn't find a similar feature in OOo Math.
Does it exist?
Please look at the attachment.
I poked around a bit.... I can certainly change the spacing on the
entire formula (not what is desired)...
I thought that it was possible to create your own special symbols. I did
not see how to do it when I took a quick look. If this is possible, then
you may be able to create a special symbol that inserts a "+" that is
then not treated as an operator. Sorry, no more time to consider this
tonight!
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Andrew Pitonyak
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