Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Equation Statements
DMathCatalog statement
The DMathCatalog statement describes the custom math elements in a document. It must appear in a
Document statement.
Document statement.
Syntax
<DMathShowCustom boolean>
Specifies whether to show all math elements or only custom elements
in Insert Math Element dialog box
in Insert Math Element dialog box
<DMathFunctions tagstring>
Font for functions
<DMathNumbers tagstring>
Font for numbers
<DMathVariables tagstring>
Font for variables
<DMathStrings tagstring>
Font for strings
<DMathGreek tagstring>
Font for Greek characters
<DMathCatalog…>
Describes custom math elements (see “DMathCatalog statement,”
next)
next)
>
End of Document statement
<DMathCatalog
Lists custom math elements
<DMathGreekOverrides tagstring>
Identifies a redefined Greek symbol and forces lookup on reference
page; tagstring argument must match the name of reference frame
page; tagstring argument must match the name of reference frame
<DMathGreekOverrides tagstring>
Additional statements as needed
…
<DMathOpOverrides
Identifies built-in operator with redefined display properties
<DMathOpName tagstring>
Name of built-in operator from reference frame
<DMathOpTLineOverride boolean>
No
uses default glyph for operator;
Yes
looks up operator on text line
in reference frame
<DMathOpPositionA integer>
Position of first operand expressed as a percentage of equation font
size
size
<DMathOpPositionB integer>
Position of second operand
<DMathOpPositionC integer>
Position of third operand
>
End of DMathOpOverrides statement
<DMathNew
Defines new math element
<DMathOpName tagstring>
Name of math element from reference frame
<DMathNewType keyword>
Specifies custom math element type; for a list of types, see the chapter
on creating equations in your user’s manual
on creating equations in your user’s manual
keyword can be one of:
Atom
Delimiter
Function
Infix
Large
Limit
Postfix
Prefix
VerticalList
<DMathOpTLineOverride boolean>
No
uses default glyph for operator;
Yes
looks up operator on text line
in reference frame
<DMathOpPositionA integer>
Position of first operand expressed as a percentage of equation font
size
size