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The history of luaTEX 2006–2009 / v 0.50 - Pragma ADE

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<strong>The</strong> fraction symbol also comes in sizes. This symbol is not to be confused with the negation<br />

symbol 0x2215, which in TEX is known as \not).<br />

U+02044: / fraction slash<br />

width: 393217, height: 589824, depth: 196608, italic: 0<br />

mathclass: binary, mathname: slash<br />

mathclass: close, mathname: solidus<br />

next: U+FF00E / => U+FF02E / => U+FF01E / => U+FF02C /<br />

[0x2044] = {<br />

adobename = "fraction",<br />

category = "sm",<br />

contextname = "textfraction",<br />

description = "FRACTION SLASH",<br />

direction = "cs",<br />

linebreak = "is",<br />

mathspec = {<br />

{ class = "binary", name = "slash" },<br />

{ class = "close", name = "solidus" },<br />

},<br />

unicodeslot = 0x2044,<br />

}<br />

However, since most users don't have this symbol visualized in their word processor, they<br />

expect the same behaviour from the regular slash. This is why we nd a reference to the<br />

real symbol in its denition.<br />

U+0002F: / solidus<br />

width: 393216, height: 589824, depth: 196608, italic: 0<br />

mathsymbol: U+02044 /<br />

<strong>The</strong> denition is:<br />

[0x002F] = {<br />

adobename = "slash",<br />

category = "po",<br />

cjkwd = "na",<br />

contextname = "textslash",<br />

Unicode math 289

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