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<DMathShowCustom boolean>
<DMathFunctions tagstring>
<DMathNumbers tagstring>
<DMathVariables tagstring>
<DMathStrings tagstring>
<DMathGreek tagstring>
<DMathCatalog...>
>
DMathCatalog statement
The DMathCatalog statement describes the custom math elements in a document. It must appear in a
Document statement.
Syntax
<DMathCatalog
<DMathGreekOverrides tagstring>
<DMathGreekOverrides tagstring>
...
<DMathOpOverrides
<DMathOpName tagstring>
<DMathOpTLineOverride boolean>
<DMathOpPositionA integer>
<DMathOpPositionB integer>
<DMathOpPositionC integer>
>
<DMathNew
<DMathOpName tagstring>
<DMathNewType keyword>
<DMathOpTLineOverride boolean>
<DMathOpPositionA integer>
Specifies whether to show all math elements or only custom elements
in Insert Math Element dialog box
Font for functions
Font for numbers
Font for variables
Font for strings
Font for Greek characters
Describes custom math elements (see "DMathCatalog statement,"
next)
End of Document statement
Lists custom math elements
Identifies a redefined Greek symbol and forces lookup on reference
page; tagstring argument must match the name of reference frame
Additional statements as needed
Identifies built-in operator with redefined display properties
Name of built-in operator from reference frame
No uses default glyph for operator; Yes looks up operator on text line
in reference frame
Position of first operand expressed as a percentage of equation font
size
Position of second operand
Position of third operand
End of DMathOpOverrides statement
Defines new math element
Name of math element from reference frame
Specifies custom math element type; for a list of types, see the chapter
on creating equations in your user's manual
keyword can be one of:
Atom
Delimiter
Function
Infix
Large
Limit
Postfix
Prefix
VerticalList
No uses default glyph for operator; Yes looks up operator on text line
in reference frame
Position of first operand expressed as a percentage of equation font
size
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