Re: [NTG-context] "overscored" or "overlined" text … (or whatever it should be called)

25 Jan 2012

      On Wed, 25 Jan 2012, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
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Am 25.01.2012 um 20:20 schrieb Philipp A.:
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2012/1/25 Hans Hagen 
\ifmmode
thanks. that was obvious…
$\StrikeMe{x}$
unfortunately this does the same as my tikz version: it exits math mode:
$\StrikeMe{\ifmmode math mode! \else no math mode :( \fi} \ifmmode math mode. \else wat \fi$
returns
no math mode :( math mode.
\framed puts the content in a \hbox and when you put a \hbox in a math 
environment the text in the box is typeset in text mode, this feature is 
used for the \text command. To get now the content of the \StrikeMe 
command in math mode a different definition.
\defineframed[StrikeMeFrame][background=strikeme,frame=off,offset=0pt,location=low,backgroundcolor=blue]
\define[1]\StrikeMe
 {\ifmmode
    \StrikeMeFrame{$#1$}%
  \else
    \StrikeMeFrame{#1}%
  \fi}
Better is to use: \StrikeMeFrame{\mathsurround\zeropoint$#1$}. But for 
this to work in subscripts and superscripts, you must use math palette. 
IIRC, \mframed does that. In principle:

\mframed[background=strikeme]{...}

should work (untested).

@Hans: Can we have \definemframed etc as well?

Aditya

Re: [NTG-context] "overscored" or "overlined" text … (or whatever it should be called)

Aditya Mahajan