Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente

ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0

The following expressions allow you to use custom operators that have been defined on a math reference 
page:

The expressions that insert new custom operators must include the name of the custom operator from the 
reference page. For example, suppose a document has a custom operator MyFunction that is added to the 
DMathCatalog statement as follows:

<DMathCatalog

<DMathNew

<DMathOpName `MyFunction'> # Names the new operator

<DMathNewType Function>

# Specifies the operator type

> # end of DMathNew

> # end of DMathCatalog

The corresponding MathFullForm statement appears as follows:

<MathFullForm `newfunction[(*T"MyFunction"T*)[char[x]]]'>

You do not use one of the custom operator expressions to insert a redefined math operator in an equation. 
Instead, you use the expression for the built-in operator, but force a FrameMaker product to use the new 
symbol from the reference page. For example, suppose you redefine the built-in operator asin and add it 
to the Math Catalog as follows:

<DMathCatalog

<DMathOpOverrides

<DMathOpName `asin'>

# Names the built-in operator

<DMathOpTLineOverride Yes>

# Forces lookup from reference page

> # end of DMathOpOverrides

> # end of DMathCatalog

<MathFullForm `matrix[3,2,num[1,"1"],num[2,"2"],num[3,"3"],
num[4,"4"],num[5,"5"],num[6,"6"]]'>

newinfix[x,y]

Inserts custom infix operator

newprefix[x]

Inserts custom prefix operator

newpostfix[x]

Inserts custom postfix operator

newfunction[x]

Inserts custom function operator

newlarge[x,y,z]

Inserts custom large element

newdelimiter[x]

Inserts custom delimiter

newlimit[x,y]

Inserts custom limit function

newvlist[x,y,z]

Inserts custom vertical list

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