vertical position of \overparent in concrete math
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I have a formula involving \overparent to be typeset in kpfonts and concrete. There is no problem with kpfonts. But the \overparent in concrete is just too high. I can adjust the position with [distance=-1ex] . Is there a better way to adjust the position? Like using goodies (don't know how)? Thanks in advance! \starttext \start \setupbodyfont[kpfonts,10pt] \m{\overparent{ABCD}=100\pi} \stop \start \setupbodyfont[concrete,10pt] \m{\overparent{ABCD}=100\pi} \m{\overparent[distance=-1ex]{ABCD}=100\pi} \stop \stoptext
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Hi,
On Mon, Aug 5, 2024 at 2:21 PM fv leung
I have a formula involving \overparent to be typeset in kpfonts and concrete.
There is no problem with kpfonts. But the \overparent in concrete is just too high. I can adjust the position with [distance=-1ex] . Is there a better way to adjust the position? Like using goodies (don't know how)?
Thanks in advance!
\starttext
\start
\setupbodyfont[kpfonts,10pt]
\m{\overparent{ABCD}=100\pi}
\stop
\start
\setupbodyfont[concrete,10pt]
\m{\overparent{ABCD}=100\pi} \m{\overparent[distance=-1ex]{ABCD}=100\pi}
\stop
\stoptext
In concrete-math.lfg, add { tweak = "accentdimensions", }, after the flattenaccents tweak. (This will be added for the next release.) /Mikael
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fv leung
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Mikael Sundqvist