Although TeXmacs supports Unicode very well, the code for a specific symbol is hard to memorize; on the contrary, the LaTeX commands of various mathematical symbols are well-known, especially for newcomers interested in TeXmacs and at the same time familiar with LaTeX.
For the benefit of all TeXmacs users, it would be nice to have built-in macros for all the symbols listed in the above file, even though TeXmacs is independent of LaTeX/TeX. No doubt it would be a massive long-term job, but it would be more accessible as community work once the companion website mentioned in #12 is set up.
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[ ] Table 48 #278
[ ] Table 50 #279
[ ] Table 51: ๐M๐ฎ Binary Operators
[ ] Table 59: stix Binary Operators
[ ] Table 72: Variable-sized Math Operators
[ ] Table 73: ๐M๐ฎ Variable-sized Math Operators
Although TeXmacs supports Unicode very well, the code for a specific symbol is hard to memorize; on the contrary, the LaTeX commands of various mathematical symbols are well-known, especially for newcomers interested in TeXmacs and at the same time familiar with LaTeX.
State of the art on The Comprehensive TeXmacs Symbol List (incomplete) is still far from satisfactory in comparison to The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List.
For the benefit of all TeXmacs users, it would be nice to have built-in macros for all the symbols listed in the above file, even though TeXmacs is independent of LaTeX/TeX. No doubt it would be a massive long-term job, but it would be more accessible as community work once the companion website mentioned in #12 is set up.
Subtasks: