>>>>> "Barton" == Barton Willis <willisb@unk.edu> writes:
Barton> (2) I still have a problem with putprop & mactex. If I do
Barton> (defprop $kummer_m "M" texword)
Barton> I get a mess
Barton> (%i16) kummer_m(a,b,x);
Barton> (%o16) kummer_m(a, b, x)
Barton> (%i17) tex(%);
Barton> $$\mbox{{}M{}}\left(a,b,x\right)$$
Barton> (%o17) false
Maybe (defprop $kummer_m "\\mathrm{M}" texword) is better?
Barton> I still need to do (defprop $kummer_m |m| texword) to get what I want.
I think this is right. Remember that in Lisp, '|m| is read as a
lowercase symbol m, and the case inversion stuff will invert the case
of "m" to "M".
Barton> It seems that (defprop $kummer_m "M" texword) once worked?
Not sure. It seems that tex-string is responsible for the mbox{{}M{}}
stuff.
Ray