Creating two special characters
In a paper I'm writing, there are words using the alphabet ${{sf D,R}}$. It will be very convenient to add ornated versions as in the picture below, but I have no idea how to create something that is scalable and can be used in text (as opposed to being an included image); hence, no included code.
The little circles can be bullets, and are about flush with the top/bottom of their respective letters, and could be larger than shown.
symbols characters
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In a paper I'm writing, there are words using the alphabet ${{sf D,R}}$. It will be very convenient to add ornated versions as in the picture below, but I have no idea how to create something that is scalable and can be used in text (as opposed to being an included image); hence, no included code.
The little circles can be bullets, and are about flush with the top/bottom of their respective letters, and could be larger than shown.
symbols characters
The commandsf
has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Usemathsf{R}
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 22:11
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In a paper I'm writing, there are words using the alphabet ${{sf D,R}}$. It will be very convenient to add ornated versions as in the picture below, but I have no idea how to create something that is scalable and can be used in text (as opposed to being an included image); hence, no included code.
The little circles can be bullets, and are about flush with the top/bottom of their respective letters, and could be larger than shown.
symbols characters
In a paper I'm writing, there are words using the alphabet ${{sf D,R}}$. It will be very convenient to add ornated versions as in the picture below, but I have no idea how to create something that is scalable and can be used in text (as opposed to being an included image); hence, no included code.
The little circles can be bullets, and are about flush with the top/bottom of their respective letters, and could be larger than shown.
symbols characters
symbols characters
asked Mar 21 at 17:59
yrodroyrodro
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The commandsf
has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Usemathsf{R}
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 22:11
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The commandsf
has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Usemathsf{R}
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 22:11
The command
sf
has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Use mathsf{R}
.– egreg
Mar 21 at 22:11
The command
sf
has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Use mathsf{R}
.– egreg
Mar 21 at 22:11
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documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}kern0.075em}
newcommanddotD{kern.06emstackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
end{document}
I added kerning to account for the extra width. However, if you prefer the original kerning of R and D,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}}
newcommanddotD{stackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
sffamily RD{Large RD}
end{document}
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You can always patch things together.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{OrnatedD}{raisebox{1.35ex}{.}hspace*{-0.22em}textsf{D}}
newcommand{OrnatedR}{textsf{R}hspace*{-0.15em}.}
begin{document}
OrnatedD~OrnatedR {Large OrnatedD~OrnatedR}
end{document}
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Here is an option using ooalign
.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
newcommandRR{{ooalign{textsf{R}kern.107emcrhfil.cr}}}
newcommandDD{reflectbox{rotatebox[origin=c]{180}{ooalign{kern.04emtextsf{D}cr.hfilcr}}}}
begin{document}
RRDD {LargeRRDD} {HugeRRDD}
end{document}
Not sure what's the point aboutooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code forRR
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoidooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?
– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
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I prefer letting TeX doing the calculations. ;-)
Just the kerning needs optical adjustment.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{Ro}{mathsf{R}mkern-1.7mu{xmathpaletteR@orelax}}
newcommand{Do}{mathsf{xmathpaletteD@orelaxmkern-2.7mu D}}
newcommand{R@o}[3]{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{dimexprheight-2fontdimen22#22}{%
$m@th#1bullet$%
}%
}%
}
newcommand{D@o}[3]{%
raisebox{fontcharht#2fam`D}{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{-height}{$m@th#1bullet$}%
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$Ro+Do_{Ro+Do}$
{Large $Ro$ $Do$}
end{document}
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documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}kern0.075em}
newcommanddotD{kern.06emstackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
end{document}
I added kerning to account for the extra width. However, if you prefer the original kerning of R and D,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}}
newcommanddotD{stackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
sffamily RD{Large RD}
end{document}
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documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}kern0.075em}
newcommanddotD{kern.06emstackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
end{document}
I added kerning to account for the extra width. However, if you prefer the original kerning of R and D,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}}
newcommanddotD{stackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
sffamily RD{Large RD}
end{document}
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documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}kern0.075em}
newcommanddotD{kern.06emstackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
end{document}
I added kerning to account for the extra width. However, if you prefer the original kerning of R and D,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}}
newcommanddotD{stackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
sffamily RD{Large RD}
end{document}
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}kern0.075em}
newcommanddotD{kern.06emstackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
end{document}
I added kerning to account for the extra width. However, if you prefer the original kerning of R and D,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{stackengine}
newcommanddotR{stackinset{r}{-.11em}{b}{}{.}{textsf{R}}}
newcommanddotD{stackinset{l}{-0.06em}{t}{}{.}{textsf{D}}}
begin{document}
dotRdotD {LargedotRdotD}
sffamily RD{Large RD}
end{document}
edited Mar 21 at 18:57
answered Mar 21 at 18:12
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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You can always patch things together.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{OrnatedD}{raisebox{1.35ex}{.}hspace*{-0.22em}textsf{D}}
newcommand{OrnatedR}{textsf{R}hspace*{-0.15em}.}
begin{document}
OrnatedD~OrnatedR {Large OrnatedD~OrnatedR}
end{document}
add a comment |
You can always patch things together.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{OrnatedD}{raisebox{1.35ex}{.}hspace*{-0.22em}textsf{D}}
newcommand{OrnatedR}{textsf{R}hspace*{-0.15em}.}
begin{document}
OrnatedD~OrnatedR {Large OrnatedD~OrnatedR}
end{document}
add a comment |
You can always patch things together.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{OrnatedD}{raisebox{1.35ex}{.}hspace*{-0.22em}textsf{D}}
newcommand{OrnatedR}{textsf{R}hspace*{-0.15em}.}
begin{document}
OrnatedD~OrnatedR {Large OrnatedD~OrnatedR}
end{document}
You can always patch things together.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{OrnatedD}{raisebox{1.35ex}{.}hspace*{-0.22em}textsf{D}}
newcommand{OrnatedR}{textsf{R}hspace*{-0.15em}.}
begin{document}
OrnatedD~OrnatedR {Large OrnatedD~OrnatedR}
end{document}
answered Mar 21 at 18:09
marmotmarmot
112k5144271
112k5144271
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Here is an option using ooalign
.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
newcommandRR{{ooalign{textsf{R}kern.107emcrhfil.cr}}}
newcommandDD{reflectbox{rotatebox[origin=c]{180}{ooalign{kern.04emtextsf{D}cr.hfilcr}}}}
begin{document}
RRDD {LargeRRDD} {HugeRRDD}
end{document}
Not sure what's the point aboutooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code forRR
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoidooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?
– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
add a comment |
Here is an option using ooalign
.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
newcommandRR{{ooalign{textsf{R}kern.107emcrhfil.cr}}}
newcommandDD{reflectbox{rotatebox[origin=c]{180}{ooalign{kern.04emtextsf{D}cr.hfilcr}}}}
begin{document}
RRDD {LargeRRDD} {HugeRRDD}
end{document}
Not sure what's the point aboutooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code forRR
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoidooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?
– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
add a comment |
Here is an option using ooalign
.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
newcommandRR{{ooalign{textsf{R}kern.107emcrhfil.cr}}}
newcommandDD{reflectbox{rotatebox[origin=c]{180}{ooalign{kern.04emtextsf{D}cr.hfilcr}}}}
begin{document}
RRDD {LargeRRDD} {HugeRRDD}
end{document}
Here is an option using ooalign
.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
newcommandRR{{ooalign{textsf{R}kern.107emcrhfil.cr}}}
newcommandDD{reflectbox{rotatebox[origin=c]{180}{ooalign{kern.04emtextsf{D}cr.hfilcr}}}}
begin{document}
RRDD {LargeRRDD} {HugeRRDD}
end{document}
edited Mar 21 at 21:35
answered Mar 21 at 19:20
Sandy GSandy G
4,3151635
4,3151635
Not sure what's the point aboutooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code forRR
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoidooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?
– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
add a comment |
Not sure what's the point aboutooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code forRR
.
– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoidooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?
– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
Not sure what's the point about
ooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code for RR
.– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Not sure what's the point about
ooalign
. Anyway, you've better add a pair of braces around the code for RR
.– egreg
Mar 21 at 21:34
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoid
ooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
Thanks for the reminder @egreg. Just putting another option out there. @Steven already did it a more intuitive way. Is there a reason to avoid
ooalign
? Or just no compelling reason to use it in this case?– Sandy G
Mar 21 at 21:42
add a comment |
I prefer letting TeX doing the calculations. ;-)
Just the kerning needs optical adjustment.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{Ro}{mathsf{R}mkern-1.7mu{xmathpaletteR@orelax}}
newcommand{Do}{mathsf{xmathpaletteD@orelaxmkern-2.7mu D}}
newcommand{R@o}[3]{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{dimexprheight-2fontdimen22#22}{%
$m@th#1bullet$%
}%
}%
}
newcommand{D@o}[3]{%
raisebox{fontcharht#2fam`D}{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{-height}{$m@th#1bullet$}%
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$Ro+Do_{Ro+Do}$
{Large $Ro$ $Do$}
end{document}
add a comment |
I prefer letting TeX doing the calculations. ;-)
Just the kerning needs optical adjustment.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{Ro}{mathsf{R}mkern-1.7mu{xmathpaletteR@orelax}}
newcommand{Do}{mathsf{xmathpaletteD@orelaxmkern-2.7mu D}}
newcommand{R@o}[3]{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{dimexprheight-2fontdimen22#22}{%
$m@th#1bullet$%
}%
}%
}
newcommand{D@o}[3]{%
raisebox{fontcharht#2fam`D}{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{-height}{$m@th#1bullet$}%
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$Ro+Do_{Ro+Do}$
{Large $Ro$ $Do$}
end{document}
add a comment |
I prefer letting TeX doing the calculations. ;-)
Just the kerning needs optical adjustment.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{Ro}{mathsf{R}mkern-1.7mu{xmathpaletteR@orelax}}
newcommand{Do}{mathsf{xmathpaletteD@orelaxmkern-2.7mu D}}
newcommand{R@o}[3]{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{dimexprheight-2fontdimen22#22}{%
$m@th#1bullet$%
}%
}%
}
newcommand{D@o}[3]{%
raisebox{fontcharht#2fam`D}{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{-height}{$m@th#1bullet$}%
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$Ro+Do_{Ro+Do}$
{Large $Ro$ $Do$}
end{document}
I prefer letting TeX doing the calculations. ;-)
Just the kerning needs optical adjustment.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{Ro}{mathsf{R}mkern-1.7mu{xmathpaletteR@orelax}}
newcommand{Do}{mathsf{xmathpaletteD@orelaxmkern-2.7mu D}}
newcommand{R@o}[3]{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{dimexprheight-2fontdimen22#22}{%
$m@th#1bullet$%
}%
}%
}
newcommand{D@o}[3]{%
raisebox{fontcharht#2fam`D}{%
scalebox{0.3}{%
raisebox{-height}{$m@th#1bullet$}%
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$Ro+Do_{Ro+Do}$
{Large $Ro$ $Do$}
end{document}
answered Mar 21 at 22:11
egregegreg
730k8819283242
730k8819283242
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has been deprecated for more than 20 years. Usemathsf{R}
.– egreg
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