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Non-mathematics inside @Math?
From: |
kahl |
Subject: |
Non-mathematics inside @Math? |
Date: |
20 Mar 2009 14:47:49 -0000 |
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SEMI/1.14.6 (Maruoka) FLIM/1.14.6 (Marutamachi) APEL/10.7 Emacs/21.4 (powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu) MULE/5.0 (SAKAKI) |
Hi all,
does Lout have something corresponding to LaTeX's \mbox,
allowing me to include non-mathematic material inside @Math?
I have two main uses for that:
* Some of my mathematical reasoning involves Haskell terms,
so I want @Haskell {} formatting for those.
However, currently this is overridden by the surrounding @Math (or @Eq).
For example, @Haskell {n `div` 2} looks quite different inside
@Math {2 cdot (@Haskell {n `div` 2}) <= n}.
* For calculational proofs,
I do not like to have @Math inside the layout combinators,
but prefer to do the layout inside @Math.
For example,
@Math { |1f
p <= (p vee q)
/0.3f == |
p vee (p vee q) = p vee q
|3f @MBox {Definition of @Math {non <=}}
/0.3f == |
(p vee p) vee q = p vee q
| @MBox {Associativity of @Math {non vee}}
/0.3f == |
p vee q = p vee q
| @MBox {Idempotence of @Math {non vee}}
}
Currently I have to write
@R "Idempotence of " non vee
, have to be very careful with trailing spaces,
and am very limited in what I can do there ---
frequently I would need at least cross-references.
Wolfram
- Non-mathematics inside @Math?,
kahl <=