Description: When I create a formula (e.g. in Impress) that uses the underbrace keyword, then the "=" in not displayed correctly in the subscript text string. Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a formula object (I did it in Impress) 2. use the underbrace keyword in the formula to put an equal sign into the subscript (I used the following formula: {mylongtext} underbrace {=k} ) 3. close the formula editor, the have the formula rendered Actual Results: The "=" sign in the formula is display as upside-down question mark in dark red color. Expected Results: The "=" sign should be displayed as a normal "=" sign. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: * I observed this in LibreOffice 6.2.5.2. on two different PCs, one with Linux, the other one with Windows 10. * I am normally able to display "=" signs in formulas, there shouldn't be any problem with the used font. * I will attach a demo presentation file, that displays the described behavior. * (maybe additional bug) On one of my PCs the attached demo slide displays an underbrace symbol that is shorter (=bug) than the underbraced text. (On the PC where I created the presentation file, the brace itself looks alright.)
Created attachment 154060 [details] small presentation file to show the described behavior attached the demo presentation file "LO-bug_underbrace.odp" to show the described behavior.
The = sign is a node element Is Equal--meaning it needs to have a second entry precede it. Otherwise it is a literal, and you enter that in a quotes. I.e. {mylongtext} underbrace { "= k" }