Hi,
Davide mentioned a couple of times that he is going to update the
MathJax fonts.
Firefox >= 13 supports most important stretchy construction with MathJax
fonts, except those that use "scale" parameter and the important
exception of horizontal braces:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=732832
I've looked at how to restore the old "composite char" code in Gecko
that was used in the past to stretch horizontal braces with CMEX10. I'm
now leaning towards removing all this unused code. That seems a bit
overkill to keep it, just to support the particular case of MathJax
fonts with horizontal braces. Moreover, I expect that in the future
Gecko will support Open Type Math. Modern fonts with this feature seem
to build the middle char of the brace with only one single glyph. This
includes STIX, Cambria and the self-proclaimed descendant of Computer
Modern "LM Math". So I'm wondering if we could just include the 2 glyphs
for these middle chars (or perhaps for those for other parts of the
braces too) in the MathJax fonts, so that Firefox could also stretch the
vertical braces with MathJax fonts. When I open LM Math with fontforge,
these glyphs are named uni23DE.mid and uni23DF.mid, maybe you can take
them for the MathJax fonts?
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Fr�d�ric Wang
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