how to write an integral-mean with LaTeX ?

[dvd7587]

Hi everyone. my first post here is a clear noob proof, but that's it,
i'm a noob.....
so:
how can i write the integral mean symbol? the symbol i want to draw is
an integral with a line in the middle... just like \oint but with a
horizontal little tract instead...

thanks for the help!

[jon]

On Jul 30, 2:59 pm, dvd7587 <dvd7...@gmail.com> wrote:

> how can i write the integral mean symbol? the symbol i want to draw is
> an integral with a line in the middle... just like \oint but with a
> horizontal little tract instead...

don't work with maths myself, but you will doubtlessly find the
'comprehensive latex symbol list' immensely useful:

http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/symbols/comprehensive/

cheers,
jon.

[Paul]

On Jul 30, 2:59 pm, dvd7587 <dvd7...@gmail.com> wrote:

Download a copy of "The Comprehensive LATEX Symbol List" (PDF, should
be at CTAN, should be easy to find via search engines) and keep it
handy. If the horizontal line should (or can) slant a bit upward,
either \fint or \strokedint might be a winner. Otherwise you may want
\dashint, which requires a little coding.

/Paul

[dvd7587]

thank you all!

[dvd7587]

ok i found out the esint package that contains the \fint command, that
is exactly what i searched for..... ty again