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Hi,

i could reproduce what you said doing $ESC i $ join ENTER


but was unable to do it via \math etc ... : i enter in math mode, then
type \ ENTER then type JOIN and ENTER ????


By the way, i asked some time ago for the french symbol used in middle
school to write circle's arc AB : the only solution was to put a \frown
above AB, but the parenthesis created looks smaller than the AB. Using
unicode how could i choose to use a "long \frown " ?


Thank you

Marc




Le samedi 27 septembre 2008 à 22:45 +0200, David Allouche a écrit :
> On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 21:55, Henri Lesourd <address@hidden> wrote:
> > A not too bad approximation would be:
> > <math|<superpose|<ltimes>|<rtimes>>>
>
> Why approximate?
>
> <\math>
> \<join\>
> </math>
>
> Alternatively, type: $ ESC i $ j o i n ENTER
>
> i found this by:
> 1. Looking up the unicode number of the character, it is U+22C8;
> 2. Typing in another app "&#X22C8;" and copying it.
> 3. In TeXmacs, Edit->Paste from->Html.
>
> Some poor soul has spent weeks compiling excruciatingly complete and
> mind-boggingly accurate conversion tables between texmacs and unicode.
> That soul would appreciate if that somehow made the life other people
> easier.

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• [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, Yin Wang, 09/21/2008
  • Re: [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, Henri Lesourd, 09/21/2008
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      • [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, David Allouche, 09/27/2008
        • Re: [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, Marc Lalaude-Labayle, 09/28/2008
          • Re: [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, Henri Lesourd, 09/28/2008
        • Re: [TeXmacs] \bowtie ?, Henri Lesourd, 09/28/2008

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