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I'm trying to get the math 1 character in an rmarkdown file. mathbb{1} just produces a simple 1, and mathbbm{1} / mathds{1} does not compile for some reason.
title: "A3"
header-includes:
- usepackage{mathtools}
- DeclarePairedDelimiterfloor{lfloor}{rfloor}
- usepackage{dsfont}
output:
html_document
tex-core r
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I'm trying to get the math 1 character in an rmarkdown file. mathbb{1} just produces a simple 1, and mathbbm{1} / mathds{1} does not compile for some reason.
title: "A3"
header-includes:
- usepackage{mathtools}
- DeclarePairedDelimiterfloor{lfloor}{rfloor}
- usepackage{dsfont}
output:
html_document
tex-core r
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– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15
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I'm trying to get the math 1 character in an rmarkdown file. mathbb{1} just produces a simple 1, and mathbbm{1} / mathds{1} does not compile for some reason.
title: "A3"
header-includes:
- usepackage{mathtools}
- DeclarePairedDelimiterfloor{lfloor}{rfloor}
- usepackage{dsfont}
output:
html_document
tex-core r
I'm trying to get the math 1 character in an rmarkdown file. mathbb{1} just produces a simple 1, and mathbbm{1} / mathds{1} does not compile for some reason.
title: "A3"
header-includes:
- usepackage{mathtools}
- DeclarePairedDelimiterfloor{lfloor}{rfloor}
- usepackage{dsfont}
output:
html_document
tex-core r
tex-core r
asked Dec 29 '18 at 12:11
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us some TeX code resulting in errors? If this is a pure r question please ask on a r page ...
– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us some TeX code resulting in errors? If this is a pure r question please ask on a r page ...
– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us some TeX code resulting in errors? If this is a pure r question please ask on a r page ...
– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us some TeX code resulting in errors? If this is a pure r question please ask on a r page ...
– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15
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Although I can’t tell for sure unless you post a MCVE, this looks like you aren’t including the font package you want.
For new documents, I recommend you use the modern toolchain, with either LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX and the unicode-math
package. With this, mathbb{1}
works out of the box. You can load any font you like as your mathbb
font with the [range=bb]
option of setmathfont
.
If you need to use the legacy toolchain, the classic mathbb
command supports only capital letters. However, some font packages, including stix2
, enable mathbb{1}
. The mathds
command is from dsfont
.
It is also possible to load a double-struck font containing numbers as a symbol font and access its gliphs with DeclareMathSymbol
, or as a text font and wrap it in mbox
or text
to use in math mode.
If you’re converting to HTML in any case, you might try replacing dsfont
with amssymb
.
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Although I can’t tell for sure unless you post a MCVE, this looks like you aren’t including the font package you want.
For new documents, I recommend you use the modern toolchain, with either LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX and the unicode-math
package. With this, mathbb{1}
works out of the box. You can load any font you like as your mathbb
font with the [range=bb]
option of setmathfont
.
If you need to use the legacy toolchain, the classic mathbb
command supports only capital letters. However, some font packages, including stix2
, enable mathbb{1}
. The mathds
command is from dsfont
.
It is also possible to load a double-struck font containing numbers as a symbol font and access its gliphs with DeclareMathSymbol
, or as a text font and wrap it in mbox
or text
to use in math mode.
If you’re converting to HTML in any case, you might try replacing dsfont
with amssymb
.
add a comment |
Although I can’t tell for sure unless you post a MCVE, this looks like you aren’t including the font package you want.
For new documents, I recommend you use the modern toolchain, with either LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX and the unicode-math
package. With this, mathbb{1}
works out of the box. You can load any font you like as your mathbb
font with the [range=bb]
option of setmathfont
.
If you need to use the legacy toolchain, the classic mathbb
command supports only capital letters. However, some font packages, including stix2
, enable mathbb{1}
. The mathds
command is from dsfont
.
It is also possible to load a double-struck font containing numbers as a symbol font and access its gliphs with DeclareMathSymbol
, or as a text font and wrap it in mbox
or text
to use in math mode.
If you’re converting to HTML in any case, you might try replacing dsfont
with amssymb
.
add a comment |
Although I can’t tell for sure unless you post a MCVE, this looks like you aren’t including the font package you want.
For new documents, I recommend you use the modern toolchain, with either LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX and the unicode-math
package. With this, mathbb{1}
works out of the box. You can load any font you like as your mathbb
font with the [range=bb]
option of setmathfont
.
If you need to use the legacy toolchain, the classic mathbb
command supports only capital letters. However, some font packages, including stix2
, enable mathbb{1}
. The mathds
command is from dsfont
.
It is also possible to load a double-struck font containing numbers as a symbol font and access its gliphs with DeclareMathSymbol
, or as a text font and wrap it in mbox
or text
to use in math mode.
If you’re converting to HTML in any case, you might try replacing dsfont
with amssymb
.
Although I can’t tell for sure unless you post a MCVE, this looks like you aren’t including the font package you want.
For new documents, I recommend you use the modern toolchain, with either LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX and the unicode-math
package. With this, mathbb{1}
works out of the box. You can load any font you like as your mathbb
font with the [range=bb]
option of setmathfont
.
If you need to use the legacy toolchain, the classic mathbb
command supports only capital letters. However, some font packages, including stix2
, enable mathbb{1}
. The mathds
command is from dsfont
.
It is also possible to load a double-struck font containing numbers as a symbol font and access its gliphs with DeclareMathSymbol
, or as a text font and wrap it in mbox
or text
to use in math mode.
If you’re converting to HTML in any case, you might try replacing dsfont
with amssymb
.
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us some TeX code resulting in errors? If this is a pure r question please ask on a r page ...
– Kurt
Dec 29 '18 at 12:56
@Kurt I can't seem to find any error. It just comes out as mathds in red in the output file
– George
Dec 29 '18 at 13:15