Even More Math Symbols - Lookee What I Found!

[quantumdude]

Lookee what I found!

If you use the tag (without spaces of course):

[ font=symbol ](insert letter)[ /font ]

you can get math symbols to appear. I haven't tried them all yet, but here are a few:

[ font=symbol ]p[ /font ] --> p
[ font=symbol ]g[ /font ] --> g
[ font=symbol ]z[ /font ] --> z

 

[quantumdude]

OK, here's what we have:

A -->A
a -->a
B -->B
b -->b
C -->C
c -->c
D -->D
d -->d
E -->E
e -->e
F -->F
f -->f
G -->G
g -->g
H -->H
h -->h
I -->I
i -->i
J -->J
j -->j
K -->K
k -->k
L -->L
l -->l
M -->M
m -->m
N -->N
n -->n
O -->O
o -->o
P -->P
p -->p
Q -->Q
q -->q
R -->R
r -->r
S -->S
s -->s
T -->T
t -->t
U -->U
u -->u
V -->V
v -->v
W -->W
w -->w
X -->X
x -->x
Y -->Y
y -->y
Z -->Z
z -->z
~ -->~
` -->`
! -->!
1 -->1
@ -->@
2 -->2
# -->#
3 -->3
$ -->$
4 -->4
% -->%
5 -->5
^ -->^
6 -->6
& -->&
7 -->7
* -->*
8 -->8
( -->(
9 -->9
) -->)
0 -->0
_ -->_
- -->-
+ -->+
= -->=
{ -->{
[ -->[
} -->}
] -->]
| -->|
\ -->\
: -->:
; -->;
" -->"
' -->'
< --><
, -->,
> -->>
. -->.
? -->?
/ -->/

 

[lethe]

that didn t work on my platform (macosx/camino or safari) at all. all i saw were roman letters.

 

[MathematicalPhysicist]

i have a question what does the |= symbol represent?

 

[Sonty]

Nor did it work on mine: Opera 6.11 on RedHat Linux 7.2
I used this trick in octave (a MATLAB clone) to get my greek letters. The latex style (with &) seems more intuitive.

 

[Sting]

Shoot, had I known about this...

I had to use an italicized X for "chi"