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Hi Rodolf, hi all,

Rodolfo schrieb:
Michael,

Thank you. I almost could do what I'm supposed to (thanks tml and moggi).

But I now have another issue: the OpenSymbol font doesn't have all
math operators mentioned by Unicode (like "there does not exist"
0x2204) and some diacritics like inverted breve(ligature) (0x0361).

How can it be done?

I think, that it needs a more general discussion. I see no license information in the opens___.ttf file. But I guess, that SUN/Oracle holds the copyright on that font. So it might be, that it is not possible to add new symbols.

My suggestion -not to you personally but in general- is to deliver the STIX fonts and change totally from OpenSymbol to STIX. The STIX fonts have all the math symbols someone needs.

http://www.stixfonts.org/

Kind regards
Regina


And how can I got some MathType documentation to know how to export it
these new data?


Regards,
Rodolfo

2011/6/10 Michael Meeks<michael.meeks@novell.com>:
Hi there,

On Fri, 2011-06-10 at 08:56 -0300, Rodolfo wrote:
Hi. I'm new here at LibO development.

        Welcome ! :-) fantastic to have you.

I have interest on improve the Math component of LibreOffice by adding
some new commands into it: things like a wide inverted breve for
description of an arc between points A and B.

        Sounds exciting.

In order to do so, I've been looking&  changing files with WideVec in
starmath module (files like starmath.h, commands.src, parse.cxx, etc).
Not successfully, though. My "wideibreve" attribute command isn't even
recognized as a command: its texts appears normally.

        Oh - that sucks; any chance you can send a patch so we can have a read
through / play here ? [ always good to talk code ].

I know it's kinda vague, but any guides what I should do for add any
new command? And how to put it into the toolbox?

        I just had a poke; UI stuff is in .src files - in this case
starmath/source/toolbox.src - you would need to add a new magic number
in a .hrc file for that button (I guess), and then the src files are
associated with source files via those #define magic names. so eg. git
grep for RID_XCDOTY.

        Having said that - in this case, there seems to be some magic, whereby
the toolboxitem identifier, is also the identifier of another string
that is a command ;-)

        Looks like you'd just want to add a new entry for each of those&
bingo :-)

        Are you on IRC ? poke me mmeeks on #libreoffice-dev on freenode for
something more interactive.

        Hope that helps !

                Michael.

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