Hello,
I'd like to use the LaTex command \to in order to create an arrow as shown in the attached word document. If you click on the equation and select professional, the formatting to arrow is completed. DocIO does not seem to be able to handle this functionality; is there another way to add an arrow into a LaTex equation or can I request this feature to be added?
Thanks.
Hi Natalie,
On analyzing the given details, we found that your requirement is to add an
arrow in a LaTeX equation. To achieve your requirement, please follow the below
LaTeX syntax.
// Create a new Word document.
WordDocument document = new WordDocument();
// Adds a new section into the Word Document
var section = document.AddSection();
// Adds a new paragraph into Word document and appends text into paragraph
var paragraph = section.AddParagraph();
paragraph.AppendMath(@"\frac{{b}_f}{{2t}_f} \le 12.0 \rightarrow7.2 \le 12.0");
document.Save(@"../../Output.docx", FormatType.Docx);
document.Close();
Regards,
Akash.
How can I make a double-lined arrow, such that the tail of the arrow is two parallel lines?
According to this code editor (https://editor.codecogs.com/), \rightarrow should create a double lined arrow while \to should create a single lined arrow?
Natalie, please refer to the UG documentation below to learn how
to create arrow symbols in a LaTeX equation using the .NET Word library
(DocIO).
Link: https://help.syncfusion.com/file-formats/docio/supported-latex#arrows
