Latex Strikethrough: Is it Possible?

[Saitama]

Is it somehow possible to do it in LATEX? I googled it but I couldn't find anything that would work for me.

 

[Saitama]

Anyone?

 

[trollcast]

closest thing I found with a quick google was either:

$\displaystyle \rlap{/}xy$

\rlap{/}xy

which can be repeated like so: $\displaystyle \rlap{//}xy$

\rlap{//}xy

or a series of hyphens will create something a bit like a horizontal strikethrough, bit fiddley trying to get the right number of hyphens though:$\displaystyle \rlap{---} xyzabc$

\displaystyle \rlap{---} xyzabc

Using \text{} around the hyphens seems to make them a bit smaller and they look more like a solid line on my browser:

$\displaystyle \rlap{\text{---------}} xyzabc$

\displaystyle \rlap{\text{---------}} xyzabc

 

[Saitama]

Thanks trollcast!

 

[AlephZero]

if you mean "real latex", use packages "ulem" or "soul" for text, and "cancel" for math.

If you measn "PF latex", what trollcast said.

 

[Hepth]

I defined mine in my papers as :
<br /> \not \negmedspace \partial<br />

\not \negmedspace \partial

which seems to work here as well

\def\dslash{\not\negmedspace}