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Wrong font family in algorithm2e
Algorithm2e - Unwanted semi-colonalgorithm2e noend option produces wrong labelIs algorithm2e available in Spanish?Remove “end” in algorithm2eTitleofalg with algorithm2e packageWhat's wrong with usepackagealgorithm2e?Wrap text in algorithm2eAdjust boxrule of algorithm2e
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty
margin-bottom:0;
Can you help me on this one?
The word min in the line If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $ is coming out in math mode, while in the others, in text mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ textto $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) ,sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin )$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace (mathbfx,c) rightrbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
algorithm2e
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Can you help me on this one?
The word min in the line If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $ is coming out in math mode, while in the others, in text mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ textto $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) ,sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin )$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace (mathbfx,c) rightrbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
algorithm2e
asked Sep 30 at 6:48
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I assume that you need the changes frommathmodetotextmodethat often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in onemathmode(defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
WhatbeginmathbeforeForandendmathaftercaptiongives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with theIfstatement.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
2
@Delan, why dont' you replace yourtextminwith the already existingminoperator which seems to provide the desired result ?
– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@BambOo I tried it and it printsminwith an accent oni
– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04
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show 1 more comment
Can you help me on this one?
The word min in the line If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $ is coming out in math mode, while in the others, in text mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ textto $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) ,sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin )$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace (mathbfx,c) rightrbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
algorithm2e
asked Sep 30 at 6:48
DelanDelan
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Can you help me on this one?
The word min in the line If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $ is coming out in math mode, while in the others, in text mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ textto $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) ,sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin )$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace (mathbfx,c) rightrbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
algorithm2e
algorithm2e
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I assume that you need the changes frommathmodetotextmodethat often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in onemathmode(defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
WhatbeginmathbeforeForandendmathaftercaptiongives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with theIfstatement.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
2
@Delan, why dont' you replace yourtextminwith the already existingminoperator which seems to provide the desired result ?
– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@BambOo I tried it and it printsminwith an accent oni
– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04
|
show 1 more comment
I assume that you need the changes frommathmodetotextmodethat often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in onemathmode(defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
WhatbeginmathbeforeForandendmathaftercaptiongives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with theIfstatement.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
2
@Delan, why dont' you replace yourtextminwith the already existingminoperator which seems to provide the desired result ?
– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@BambOo I tried it and it printsminwith an accent oni
– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04
I assume that you need the changes from
mathmode to textmode that often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in one mathmode (defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
I assume that you need the changes from
mathmode to textmode that often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in one mathmode (defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
What
beginmath before For and endmath after caption gives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with the If statement.– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
What
beginmath before For and endmath after caption gives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with the If statement.– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
2
2
@Delan, why dont' you replace your
textmin with the already existing min operator which seems to provide the desired result ?– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@Delan, why dont' you replace your
textmin with the already existing min operator which seems to provide the desired result ?– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@BambOo I tried it and it prints
min with an accent on i– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04
@BambOo I tried it and it prints
min with an accent on i– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04
|
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The correct command is mathrm in every case.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX
a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textupmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup lbrace (mathbfx,c) rbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textupmin $
$mathbfx^textupmin,c^textupmin leftarrow mathbfx,c$
Return $mathbfx^textupmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
You'd get the same result with textup. The problem is that text picks up the font that's current when the formula starts, which is italic in the argument to If.
Side note. Your MWE cannot produce “mín” from min. That happens if you load babel-spanish, for instance.
answered Sep 30 at 10:25
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At least, I got a workaround.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfxleftarrow argmax_mathbfxinmathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)),sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace(mathbfx,c)rightrbrace$\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^mathrmmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
Surely, there are fonts which make a difference between text and mathrm visible to the naked eye, but for this example, I cannot distinguish my output "min"s whether it was created with the further or the latter.
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
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Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
1
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference betweentextand yours
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I usedlatexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.texfor this.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
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The correct command is mathrm in every case.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX
a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textupmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup lbrace (mathbfx,c) rbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textupmin $
$mathbfx^textupmin,c^textupmin leftarrow mathbfx,c$
Return $mathbfx^textupmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
You'd get the same result with textup. The problem is that text picks up the font that's current when the formula starts, which is italic in the argument to If.
Side note. Your MWE cannot produce “mín” from min. That happens if you load babel-spanish, for instance.
answered Sep 30 at 10:25
egregegreg
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The correct command is mathrm in every case.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX
a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textupmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup lbrace (mathbfx,c) rbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textupmin $
$mathbfx^textupmin,c^textupmin leftarrow mathbfx,c$
Return $mathbfx^textupmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
You'd get the same result with textup. The problem is that text picks up the font that's current when the formula starts, which is italic in the argument to If.
Side note. Your MWE cannot produce “mín” from min. That happens if you load babel-spanish, for instance.
answered Sep 30 at 10:25
egregegreg
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The correct command is mathrm in every case.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX
a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textupmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup lbrace (mathbfx,c) rbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textupmin $
$mathbfx^textupmin,c^textupmin leftarrow mathbfx,c$
Return $mathbfx^textupmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
You'd get the same result with textup. The problem is that text picks up the font that's current when the formula starts, which is italic in the argument to If.
Side note. Your MWE cannot produce “mín” from min. That happens if you load babel-spanish, for instance.
answered Sep 30 at 10:25
egregegreg
789k95 gold badges2057 silver badges3468 bronze badges
The correct command is mathrm in every case.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfx leftarrow argmax_mathbfx in mathcalX
a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textupmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup lbrace (mathbfx,c) rbrace $\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^textupmin $
$mathbfx^textupmin,c^textupmin leftarrow mathbfx,c$
Return $mathbfx^textupmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
You'd get the same result with textup. The problem is that text picks up the font that's current when the formula starts, which is italic in the argument to If.
Side note. Your MWE cannot produce “mín” from min. That happens if you load babel-spanish, for instance.
answered Sep 30 at 10:25
egregegreg
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answered Sep 30 at 10:25
egregegreg
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answered Sep 30 at 10:25
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At least, I got a workaround.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfxleftarrow argmax_mathbfxinmathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)),sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace(mathbfx,c)rightrbrace$\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^mathrmmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
Surely, there are fonts which make a difference between text and mathrm visible to the naked eye, but for this example, I cannot distinguish my output "min"s whether it was created with the further or the latter.
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
3851 silver badge12 bronze badges
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
1
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference betweentextand yours
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I usedlatexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.texfor this.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
add a comment
|
At least, I got a workaround.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfxleftarrow argmax_mathbfxinmathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)),sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace(mathbfx,c)rightrbrace$\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^mathrmmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
Surely, there are fonts which make a difference between text and mathrm visible to the naked eye, but for this example, I cannot distinguish my output "min"s whether it was created with the further or the latter.
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
3851 silver badge12 bronze badges
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
1
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference betweentextand yours
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I usedlatexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.texfor this.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
add a comment
|
At least, I got a workaround.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfxleftarrow argmax_mathbfxinmathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)),sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace(mathbfx,c)rightrbrace$\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^mathrmmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
Surely, there are fonts which make a difference between text and mathrm visible to the naked eye, but for this example, I cannot distinguish my output "min"s whether it was created with the further or the latter.
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
3851 silver badge12 bronze badges
At least, I got a workaround.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
DeclareMathOperator*argminarg,min
DeclareMathOperator*argmaxarg,max
usepackage[ruled]algorithm2e
begindocument
beginalgorithm
DontPrintSemicolon
KwInBlalalala.
KwOutBlalalala
For$t = 1$ to $T$
Fit $Psi_t+1$ to $mathcalH_t$\
$mathbfxleftarrow argmax_mathbfxinmathcalX a(mu (Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)),sigma(Psi_t+1 (mathbfx)) , J^textmin)$\
Check $c=J(mathbfx)$\
$mathcalH_t+1 leftarrow mathcalH_t cup leftlbrace(mathbfx,c)rightrbrace$\
If $c (mathbfx) < c^mathrmmin $
$mathbfx^textmin,c^textmin leftarrow mathbfx,c $
Return $mathbfx^textmin$
captionTesting
endalgorithm
enddocument
Surely, there are fonts which make a difference between text and mathrm visible to the naked eye, but for this example, I cannot distinguish my output "min"s whether it was created with the further or the latter.
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
3851 silver badge12 bronze badges
edited Sep 30 at 7:53
answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
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answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
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answered Sep 30 at 7:47
NepumukNepumuk
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3851 silver badge12 bronze badges
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
1
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference betweentextand yours
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I usedlatexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.texfor this.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
add a comment
|
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
1
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference betweentextand yours
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I usedlatexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.texfor this.
– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
Great! Could you please add a screenshot?
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:50
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There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference between
text and yours– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
There is a problem and I want to find out what’s going on with my OP. Your workaround looks good but yet, one can tell the difference between
text and yours– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:58
@Delan I used
latexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.tex for this.– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
@Delan I used
latexmk -pdf -synctex=1 mwe.tex for this.– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 8:18
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I assume that you need the changes from
mathmodetotextmodethat often, don't you? Did you try to do this algorithm all in onemathmode(defining/substituting the necessary commands, …)?– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:14
It cannot be in mathmode since the word “min” has to be in textmode
– Delan
Sep 30 at 7:26
What
beginmathbeforeForandendmathaftercaptiongives me. Maybe this helps you further. This probably has something to do with theIfstatement.– Nepumuk
Sep 30 at 7:33
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@Delan, why dont' you replace your
textminwith the already existingminoperator which seems to provide the desired result ?– BambOo
Sep 30 at 9:03
@BambOo I tried it and it prints
minwith an accent oni– Delan
Sep 30 at 10:04