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Very neat. One problem is immediate: when I handwrite an "x" for maths, it is as two 'c's touching back-to-back, so as not to confuse with some multiplication/
by llull 11y ago
Very neat. One problem is immediate: when I handwrite an "x" for maths, it is as two 'c's touching back-to-back, so as not to confuse with some multiplication/cross-product symbol; such input proves very confusing to this code.
- microcolonel 11y agoOdd, I've done the same thing now and it has worked flawlessly. Maybe it is learning from the "Perfect / Poor" votes.
- llull 11y agoI just retried, and it does now gets it right for me too. Wow.
- warfangle 11y agoI usually use an italicized x for math variables, a dot for multiplication when not implicit in the formatting of the expression, and an uppercase X for cross product.
- unfamiliar 11y ago> so as not to confuse with some multiplication/cross-product symbol There really isn't much need for the multiplication symbol when we have side-by-side multiplication notation, and if x is a vector then you can underline it to distinguish it from the cross product (or just not name your vectors x). The "two c's" x has always looked bad to me and ends up getting confused with α and other things.