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I generally use {\tt} because it's easier to type, but have to use \verb""
for some special characters like underscore. They should have the same
effect. What difference are you seeing?
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 4:15 AM, Jialiu Wang [email protected]
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In line 4796, two different styles were used to display almost the same
thing:
blah blah \verb"'dx is 3'" blah blah {\tt 'dy is 4'} blahThey have different displaying effects. Why they are used in this way?
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In my environment, when the PDF file is generated, the quotation marks are
displayed in different ways. The ones in \verb"'dx is 3'" (a pair of single
quotation marks inside the double quotation marks) look like vertical
quotation marks, while the ones in {\tt 'dy is 4'} seem like written
towards the down-left direction.
This is what the paragraph looks like on my computer.
2015-09-23 5:27 GMT-07:00 Allen Downey [email protected]:
I generally use {\tt} because it's easier to type, but have to use \verb""
for some special characters like underscore. They should have the same
effect. What difference are you seeing?On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 4:15 AM, Jialiu Wang [email protected]
wrote:In line 4796, two different styles were used to display almost the same
thing:
blah blah \verb"'dx is 3'" blah blah {\tt 'dy is 4'} blahThey have different displaying effects. Why they are used in this way?
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Ah, now I understand the issue. I will clean this up to make it
consistent. Thanks!
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 2:42 PM, Jialiu Wang [email protected]
wrote:
In my environment, when the PDF file is generated, the quotation marks are
displayed in different ways. The ones in \verb"'dx is 3'" (a pair of single
quotation marks inside the double quotation marks) look like vertical
quotation marks, while the ones in {\tt 'dy is 4'} seem like written
towards the down-left direction.This is what the paragraph looks like on my computer.
2015-09-23 5:27 GMT-07:00 Allen Downey [email protected]:
I generally use {\tt} because it's easier to type, but have to use
\verb""
for some special characters like underscore. They should have the same
effect. What difference are you seeing?On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 4:15 AM, Jialiu Wang [email protected]
wrote:In line 4796, two different styles were used to display almost the same
thing:
blah blah \verb"'dx is 3'" blah blah {\tt 'dy is 4'} blahThey have different displaying effects. Why they are used in this way?
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