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As shown, the minus sign is rendered as a hyphen. This looks glaring when you're used to math mode's thinner, longer minus sign. To see the difference, typese
by dmlorenzetti 7y ago
As shown, the minus sign is rendered as a hyphen. This looks glaring when you're used to math mode's thinner, longer minus sign.
To see the difference, typeset this with LaTeX:
\documentclass{standalone}
\begin{document}
-50 vs $-50$
\end{document}
- michaelcampbell 7y agoGotcha, thanks. Hardly "eye-bleed" worthy IMO, but noticeable for sure.
- anjbe 7y agoEver since realizing that a minus sign is supposed to line up with a plus, I’ve never been able to unsee it. Compare: -Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet +Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet −Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet