How to typeset a phone numberHow to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter
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How to typeset a phone number
How to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter
There is an interesting discussion at https://ux.stackexchange.com/q/92941/107032 about how a (US) phone number needs to be written.
The answers essentially state:
If your audience is strictly in the US, use (###) ###-####
If your audience is not strictly in the US, use +# ### ### #### , which corresponds to the E.123 norm.
There is a conversation about how the dash in the first case needs to be written in Latex at How to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter.
I have other questions:
- Should the numbers be entered in math mode?
- Should the spaces be unbreakable, or of another nature?
- Should the plus sign be something other than a plus sign? (This wikipedia page seems to use the "normal" + sign, but I was wondering if there was a different convention)
MWE:
documentclass{standalone}
begin{document}
% Solution from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/335513/34551
newlengthfigurewidth
newcommandfdash
{settowidthfigurewidth{9}%
raisebox{0.6ex}{makebox[figurewidth]{hrulefill}}%
}
begin{tabular}{c c c }
(607) 123-4567 & +22 607 123 4567 & Text mode\
(607)~123-4567 & +22~607~123~4567 & Text mode, unbreakable spaces\
((607) 123-4567) & (+22 607 123 4567) & Math mode\
((607)~123-4567) & (+22~607~123~4567) & Math mode, unbreakable spaces\
(607) 123fdash4567 & & Text mode, "custom" dashes\
((607) 123fdash4567) & & Math mode, "custom" dashes
end{tabular}
end{document}
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There is an interesting discussion at https://ux.stackexchange.com/q/92941/107032 about how a (US) phone number needs to be written.
The answers essentially state:
If your audience is strictly in the US, use (###) ###-####
If your audience is not strictly in the US, use +# ### ### #### , which corresponds to the E.123 norm.
There is a conversation about how the dash in the first case needs to be written in Latex at How to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter.
I have other questions:
- Should the numbers be entered in math mode?
- Should the spaces be unbreakable, or of another nature?
- Should the plus sign be something other than a plus sign? (This wikipedia page seems to use the "normal" + sign, but I was wondering if there was a different convention)
MWE:
documentclass{standalone}
begin{document}
% Solution from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/335513/34551
newlengthfigurewidth
newcommandfdash
{settowidthfigurewidth{9}%
raisebox{0.6ex}{makebox[figurewidth]{hrulefill}}%
}
begin{tabular}{c c c }
(607) 123-4567 & +22 607 123 4567 & Text mode\
(607)~123-4567 & +22~607~123~4567 & Text mode, unbreakable spaces\
((607) 123-4567) & (+22 607 123 4567) & Math mode\
((607)~123-4567) & (+22~607~123~4567) & Math mode, unbreakable spaces\
(607) 123fdash4567 & & Text mode, "custom" dashes\
((607) 123fdash4567) & & Math mode, "custom" dashes
end{tabular}
end{document}
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There is an interesting discussion at https://ux.stackexchange.com/q/92941/107032 about how a (US) phone number needs to be written.
The answers essentially state:
If your audience is strictly in the US, use (###) ###-####
If your audience is not strictly in the US, use +# ### ### #### , which corresponds to the E.123 norm.
There is a conversation about how the dash in the first case needs to be written in Latex at How to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter.
I have other questions:
- Should the numbers be entered in math mode?
- Should the spaces be unbreakable, or of another nature?
- Should the plus sign be something other than a plus sign? (This wikipedia page seems to use the "normal" + sign, but I was wondering if there was a different convention)
MWE:
documentclass{standalone}
begin{document}
% Solution from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/335513/34551
newlengthfigurewidth
newcommandfdash
{settowidthfigurewidth{9}%
raisebox{0.6ex}{makebox[figurewidth]{hrulefill}}%
}
begin{tabular}{c c c }
(607) 123-4567 & +22 607 123 4567 & Text mode\
(607)~123-4567 & +22~607~123~4567 & Text mode, unbreakable spaces\
((607) 123-4567) & (+22 607 123 4567) & Math mode\
((607)~123-4567) & (+22~607~123~4567) & Math mode, unbreakable spaces\
(607) 123fdash4567 & & Text mode, "custom" dashes\
((607) 123fdash4567) & & Math mode, "custom" dashes
end{tabular}
end{document}
formatting
asked 1 min ago
ClémentClément
2,65221264
There is an interesting discussion at https://ux.stackexchange.com/q/92941/107032 about how a (US) phone number needs to be written.
The answers essentially state:
If your audience is strictly in the US, use (###) ###-####
If your audience is not strictly in the US, use +# ### ### #### , which corresponds to the E.123 norm.
There is a conversation about how the dash in the first case needs to be written in Latex at How to produce a figure dash ‒ (U+2012) with pdflatex and XCharter.
I have other questions:
- Should the numbers be entered in math mode?
- Should the spaces be unbreakable, or of another nature?
- Should the plus sign be something other than a plus sign? (This wikipedia page seems to use the "normal" + sign, but I was wondering if there was a different convention)
MWE:
documentclass{standalone}
begin{document}
% Solution from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/335513/34551
newlengthfigurewidth
newcommandfdash
{settowidthfigurewidth{9}%
raisebox{0.6ex}{makebox[figurewidth]{hrulefill}}%
}
begin{tabular}{c c c }
(607) 123-4567 & +22 607 123 4567 & Text mode\
(607)~123-4567 & +22~607~123~4567 & Text mode, unbreakable spaces\
((607) 123-4567) & (+22 607 123 4567) & Math mode\
((607)~123-4567) & (+22~607~123~4567) & Math mode, unbreakable spaces\
(607) 123fdash4567 & & Text mode, "custom" dashes\
((607) 123fdash4567) & & Math mode, "custom" dashes
end{tabular}
end{document}
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