I'm using the LaTeX bundle from SVN, updated daily (currently at r8019). One of my documents has the following line of text, which causes the syntax highlighting to misfire:
\textbf{Top row} - Manifold Pressure (`` HG) and Fuel Pressure ($ \mathrm{lb/in^{2}}$).\
The fact that the quotes are not closed seems to be the problem. But, I believe this is a perfectly legal usage, if you want to use an abbreviation for "inches".
Kevin Horton Ottawa, Canada
On Aug 22, 2007, at 6:27 PM, Kevin Horton wrote:
I'm using the LaTeX bundle from SVN, updated daily (currently at r8019). One of my documents has the following line of text, which causes the syntax highlighting to misfire:
\textbf{Top row} - Manifold Pressure (`` HG) and Fuel Pressure ($ \mathrm{lb/in^{2}}$).\
The fact that the quotes are not closed seems to be the problem. But, I believe this is a perfectly legal usage, if you want to use an abbreviation for "inches".
See page 46 of the Comprehensive Latex Symbol List. You can use \second for ".
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/symbols/comprehensive/symbols- letter.pdf
Jenny
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On Aug 22, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Kevin Horton wrote:
I'm using the LaTeX bundle from SVN, updated daily (currently at r8019). One of my documents has the following line of text, which causes the syntax highlighting to misfire:
\textbf{Top row} - Manifold Pressure (`` HG) and Fuel Pressure ($ \mathrm{lb/in^{2}}$).\
The fact that the quotes are not closed seems to be the problem. But, I believe this is a perfectly legal usage, if you want to use an abbreviation for "inches".
I'm afraid the only way we can avoid highlighting this incorrectly is if we completely disable highlighting of quotes, which I'd rather avoid doing. Would Jenny's suggestion work for you?
Kevin Horton Ottawa, Canada
Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College
On 22 Aug 2007, at 22:40, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On Aug 22, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Kevin Horton wrote:
I'm using the LaTeX bundle from SVN, updated daily (currently at r8019). One of my documents has the following line of text, which causes the syntax highlighting to misfire:
\textbf{Top row} - Manifold Pressure (`` HG) and Fuel Pressure ($ \mathrm{lb/in^{2}}$).\
The fact that the quotes are not closed seems to be the problem. But, I believe this is a perfectly legal usage, if you want to use an abbreviation for "inches".
I'm afraid the only way we can avoid highlighting this incorrectly is if we completely disable highlighting of quotes, which I'd rather avoid doing. Would Jenny's suggestion work for you?
Yes, Jenny's suggestion works, but Alan's pointer to simply using a bare (") seems even better. Thanks to Alan and Jenny for pointing me in the right direction.
Kevin Horton Ottawa, Canada
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