On 06.10.16, at 10:32, Otared Kavian wrote:

Hi,

Maybe you should use rather

$\underbar{F_C=\unit{1e2 newton}}$ or \underbar{\unit{1e2 newton}}

since otherwise \underbar considers each character in the math formula as a word, which should be underlined separately.

Best regards: OK

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On 5 Oct 2016, at 22:01, Florian Leupold wrote:

Dear list,

underbar behaves weirdly when it comes to indexes, exponents, and units:

\starttext \underbar{$F_C=\unit{1e2 newton}$} or \underbar{\unit{1e2 newton}} \stoptext

Am I doing something wrong? Is there maybe a setting to correct for this?

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I see. Thanks for the hint! But is there a way to mix text and math mode in the argument for \underbar? I would like to create my own macro where I would pass a single argument with text and/or math expressions, and all of that should be underlined...