Parentheses between big and Big The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InXeTeX big and small delimiterautomatic size adjustment for nested parenthesesAutomatic matching and scaling delimitersDoes amsmath treat double dollars and `[' `]' delimiters differently?Replace delimiter symbols in Arev Sans for proper scalingAlign $:=$ with $=$ in align/split modeWhat's the usual, standard way to write text in math mode?Doubled parentheses, braces, brackets and angles`sideset` with parenthesessmallmatrix between brackets `[]` instead of parentheses `()`
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Parentheses between big and Big
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InXeTeX big and small delimiterautomatic size adjustment for nested parenthesesAutomatic matching and scaling delimitersDoes amsmath treat double dollars and `[' `]' delimiters differently?Replace delimiter symbols in Arev Sans for proper scalingAlign $:=$ with $=$ in align/split modeWhat's the usual, standard way to write text in math mode?Doubled parentheses, braces, brackets and angles`sideset` with parenthesessmallmatrix between brackets `[]` instead of parentheses `()`
Is there a way to create parentheses in math mode that have an extension between that of the commands big (too small) and Big (too big)? The amsmath package documentation defines the delimiters in this way:
renewcommandbigbBigg@@ne
renewcommandBigbBigg@1.5
renewcommandbiggbBigg@tw@
renewcommandBiggbBigg@2.5
but if I try with something like
makeatletter
renewcommandPbigbBigg@1.25
makeatother
in the preamble and then I write $Pbig($ in the code, it doesn't work; it only produces the same results as big or Big.
amsmath delimiters parentheses
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Is there a way to create parentheses in math mode that have an extension between that of the commands big (too small) and Big (too big)? The amsmath package documentation defines the delimiters in this way:
renewcommandbigbBigg@@ne
renewcommandBigbBigg@1.5
renewcommandbiggbBigg@tw@
renewcommandBiggbBigg@2.5
but if I try with something like
makeatletter
renewcommandPbigbBigg@1.25
makeatother
in the preamble and then I write $Pbig($ in the code, it doesn't work; it only produces the same results as big or Big.
amsmath delimiters parentheses
asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
353
3
a font only offers a fixed set of designed delimiters then for larger sizes constructs arbitrary size by inserting a straight extender segment. So for the smaller sizes the only option is to load the font at a different size if the supplied sizes are not as required.
– David Carlisle
21 mins ago
Depending on the application, thescalerelpackage might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.
– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago
add a comment |
Is there a way to create parentheses in math mode that have an extension between that of the commands big (too small) and Big (too big)? The amsmath package documentation defines the delimiters in this way:
renewcommandbigbBigg@@ne
renewcommandBigbBigg@1.5
renewcommandbiggbBigg@tw@
renewcommandBiggbBigg@2.5
but if I try with something like
makeatletter
renewcommandPbigbBigg@1.25
makeatother
in the preamble and then I write $Pbig($ in the code, it doesn't work; it only produces the same results as big or Big.
amsmath delimiters parentheses
asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
353
Is there a way to create parentheses in math mode that have an extension between that of the commands big (too small) and Big (too big)? The amsmath package documentation defines the delimiters in this way:
renewcommandbigbBigg@@ne
renewcommandBigbBigg@1.5
renewcommandbiggbBigg@tw@
renewcommandBiggbBigg@2.5
but if I try with something like
makeatletter
renewcommandPbigbBigg@1.25
makeatother
in the preamble and then I write $Pbig($ in the code, it doesn't work; it only produces the same results as big or Big.
amsmath delimiters parentheses
amsmath delimiters parentheses
asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
353
asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
353
asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
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asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
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asked 30 mins ago
TFra6TFra6
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353
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a font only offers a fixed set of designed delimiters then for larger sizes constructs arbitrary size by inserting a straight extender segment. So for the smaller sizes the only option is to load the font at a different size if the supplied sizes are not as required.
– David Carlisle
21 mins ago
Depending on the application, thescalerelpackage might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.
– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago
add a comment |
3
a font only offers a fixed set of designed delimiters then for larger sizes constructs arbitrary size by inserting a straight extender segment. So for the smaller sizes the only option is to load the font at a different size if the supplied sizes are not as required.
– David Carlisle
21 mins ago
Depending on the application, thescalerelpackage might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.
– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago
3
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a font only offers a fixed set of designed delimiters then for larger sizes constructs arbitrary size by inserting a straight extender segment. So for the smaller sizes the only option is to load the font at a different size if the supplied sizes are not as required.
– David Carlisle
21 mins ago
a font only offers a fixed set of designed delimiters then for larger sizes constructs arbitrary size by inserting a straight extender segment. So for the smaller sizes the only option is to load the font at a different size if the supplied sizes are not as required.
– David Carlisle
21 mins ago
Depending on the application, the
scalerel package might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago
Depending on the application, the
scalerel package might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago
add a comment |
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Here I use scalerel package to create a delimiter that is 1.5pt larger above and below (3 pt total) than big . I call it pig. I limit the overall width to 5pt
documentclassarticle
usepackagescalerel,stackengine
newcommandpig[1]scalerel*[5pt]#1ensurestackMathaddstackgap[1.5pt]big#1
newcommandpigl[1]mathopenpig#1
newcommandpigr[1]mathclosepig#1
begindocument
$ bigl( pigl( Bigl($
enddocument
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Here I use scalerel package to create a delimiter that is 1.5pt larger above and below (3 pt total) than big . I call it pig. I limit the overall width to 5pt
documentclassarticle
usepackagescalerel,stackengine
newcommandpig[1]scalerel*[5pt]#1ensurestackMathaddstackgap[1.5pt]big#1
newcommandpigl[1]mathopenpig#1
newcommandpigr[1]mathclosepig#1
begindocument
$ bigl( pigl( Bigl($
enddocument
answered 13 mins ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
161k9205416
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Here I use scalerel package to create a delimiter that is 1.5pt larger above and below (3 pt total) than big . I call it pig. I limit the overall width to 5pt
documentclassarticle
usepackagescalerel,stackengine
newcommandpig[1]scalerel*[5pt]#1ensurestackMathaddstackgap[1.5pt]big#1
newcommandpigl[1]mathopenpig#1
newcommandpigr[1]mathclosepig#1
begindocument
$ bigl( pigl( Bigl($
enddocument
answered 13 mins ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
161k9205416
add a comment |
Here I use scalerel package to create a delimiter that is 1.5pt larger above and below (3 pt total) than big . I call it pig. I limit the overall width to 5pt
documentclassarticle
usepackagescalerel,stackengine
newcommandpig[1]scalerel*[5pt]#1ensurestackMathaddstackgap[1.5pt]big#1
newcommandpigl[1]mathopenpig#1
newcommandpigr[1]mathclosepig#1
begindocument
$ bigl( pigl( Bigl($
enddocument
answered 13 mins ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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Here I use scalerel package to create a delimiter that is 1.5pt larger above and below (3 pt total) than big . I call it pig. I limit the overall width to 5pt
documentclassarticle
usepackagescalerel,stackengine
newcommandpig[1]scalerel*[5pt]#1ensurestackMathaddstackgap[1.5pt]big#1
newcommandpigl[1]mathopenpig#1
newcommandpigr[1]mathclosepig#1
begindocument
$ bigl( pigl( Bigl($
enddocument
answered 13 mins ago
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– David Carlisle
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Depending on the application, the
scalerelpackage might help. Please give a more firm example of desired usage.– Steven B. Segletes
19 mins ago