Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente

ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0

Large operator expressions have one primary operand. In addition, they can have one or two range 
operands. The following table contains an example of each large operator with only one operand with 
char[x] as a sample operand.

Expressions with range operands have multiple display formats that change how operands are positioned 
around the symbol. Extended unions and intersections have two display formats. The formats are the same 
for both expressions; as an example, the following table shows the two display formats for an intersection 
with three operands:

<MathFullForm `subset[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `subseteq[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `supset[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `supseteq[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `times[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `vee[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `wedge[char[x],char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `bigcap[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `bigcup[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `int[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `oint[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `prod[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `sum[char[x]]'>

<MathFullForm `bigcap[num[1.0,"1"],num[2.0,"2"],
num[3.0,"3"]]'>

<MathFullForm `bigcap[(*i1i*)num[1.0,"1"],num[2.0,"2"],
num[3.0,"3"]]'>

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