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[Julien Frontisi <address@hidden>]

Yes, the concern is about semantics. Here are a few examples.

I don't know any "natural way" to do it in general.

Julien

Le 10 mai 2014 à 18:53, Peter Rapčan <address@hidden> a écrit :

Dear Indra,

Depending on what you want to achieve - as far as semantics [i.e. meaning for a computer algebra systems working with the text] is concerned:

Say you want a slanted version of xy. Then,

x [press space bar] y [means x applied to x]
x * y [means x multiplied by x, where the multiplication sign is not rendered (as usually in math notation)]

If you want a slanted xy without a visible space, you can write x [press space bar, press tab] y. I am not sure whether semantically this is the same as x [press space bar] y, but visually it produces the output that you want.

Best,
Peter.

On May 10, 2014, at 5:59 PM, Indra wrote:

Hi Julien,

Thanks for your answer. Out of curiosity, how do you type slanted dx
(both d and x) in math mode, or in general for any text with more
than one character ?

Best Regards,
Indra