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I think that \invisible produces something that is not visible per se but makes LaTeX interpret the + as a binary rather than unary operator, and adjust spacing accordingly.
The workaround is not bad, and logical once one understands what's happening. But maybe there is a better way ?
I could not find a reference for this in the documentation (that's hard to search for !) ; if the current behaviour is expected or not worth modifying, I would suggest adding a sentence to that effect containing eg. the words \infty, unary , binary and spacing, so it can be searched for.
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A picture is worth a thousand words :
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I think that
\invisible
produces something that is not visible per se but makes LaTeX interpret the+
as a binary rather than unary operator, and adjust spacing accordingly.The workaround is not bad, and logical once one understands what's happening. But maybe there is a better way ?
I could not find a reference for this in the documentation (that's hard to search for !) ; if the current behaviour is expected or not worth modifying, I would suggest adding a sentence to that effect containing eg. the words
\infty
,unary
,binary
andspacing
, so it can be searched for.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: