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This behaviour is correct and is already what MS implementation is doing. I attached a screenshot of XITS Math integrals in MS Office 2007, both in display and inline mode. (Note that Office provides no simple way to insert U+2A1B and as U+2A1C as big operators, simply inserting the Unicode characters will treat them as regular symbols, I had to manually edit the docx file to get them. I attached the docx file as well for reference.) |
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That looks utterly wrong! It shows that the MS implementation is at fault here as well. I think this is simply a legacy from Computer Modern and traditional TeX's handling of math, but it is too simplistic and does not fit for all possible cases. So at least it should be possible to switch this behaviour off and rely on the glyph position in the font. |
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the only robust solution is an extra field in the char data so that it can be 'patched' per character/font at load time \Umathignoreaxis<number> or so i'll discuss it with taco |
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more control wil be provided |
- Anonymous
