Why the various definitions of the thin space ,?
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Why the various definitions of the thin space ,?
Knuths definition of , is mskipthinmuskip.
LaTeX changes this definition to
DeclareRobustCommand,%
relaxifmmodemskipthinmuskipelsethinspacefi
defthinspacekern .16667em
amsmath.sty says it's
DeclareRobustCommandtmspace[3]%
ifmmodemskip#1#2elsekern#1#3firelax
renewcommand,tmspace+thinmuskip.1667em
I might understand LaTeX's point to make a command usable also in text mode. But what's the point of the redefinition by amsmath?
spacing amsmath
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Knuths definition of , is mskipthinmuskip.
LaTeX changes this definition to
DeclareRobustCommand,%
relaxifmmodemskipthinmuskipelsethinspacefi
defthinspacekern .16667em
amsmath.sty says it's
DeclareRobustCommandtmspace[3]%
ifmmodemskip#1#2elsekern#1#3firelax
renewcommand,tmspace+thinmuskip.1667em
I might understand LaTeX's point to make a command usable also in text mode. But what's the point of the redefinition by amsmath?
spacing amsmath
edited 3 mins ago
Sebastiano
11k42164
asked 5 mins ago
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Knuths definition of , is mskipthinmuskip.
LaTeX changes this definition to
DeclareRobustCommand,%
relaxifmmodemskipthinmuskipelsethinspacefi
defthinspacekern .16667em
amsmath.sty says it's
DeclareRobustCommandtmspace[3]%
ifmmodemskip#1#2elsekern#1#3firelax
renewcommand,tmspace+thinmuskip.1667em
I might understand LaTeX's point to make a command usable also in text mode. But what's the point of the redefinition by amsmath?
spacing amsmath
edited 3 mins ago
Sebastiano
11k42164
asked 5 mins ago
user49915user49915
600121
Knuths definition of , is mskipthinmuskip.
LaTeX changes this definition to
DeclareRobustCommand,%
relaxifmmodemskipthinmuskipelsethinspacefi
defthinspacekern .16667em
amsmath.sty says it's
DeclareRobustCommandtmspace[3]%
ifmmodemskip#1#2elsekern#1#3firelax
renewcommand,tmspace+thinmuskip.1667em
I might understand LaTeX's point to make a command usable also in text mode. But what's the point of the redefinition by amsmath?
spacing amsmath
spacing amsmath
edited 3 mins ago
Sebastiano
11k42164
asked 5 mins ago
user49915user49915
600121
edited 3 mins ago
Sebastiano
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600121
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