Created attachment 119834 [details] Original File When it show a Formula is displayed with a red "?" sign, but wrongly, I added 2 PDF, 1 created by LO and other by MS Office. I added the DOCX file too. Versión: 5.0.2.2 Id. de compilación: 37b43f919e4de5eeaca9b9755ed688758a8251fe Configuración regional: es-CL (es_CL.UTF-8)
Created attachment 119835 [details] File generated by LO, exactly as visible by LO
Created attachment 119836 [details] File Exported by MS Office from Original File
Tried with version 4.0.6.2, so update “earliest affected” It looks like formula is distorted due to >>+<< right after differentials int from {3} to {4} {g left (3,y,-1 right ) dy+} int from {3} to {4} {g left (x,x,-2 right ) dx+} int from {3} to {4} {g left (3,4,z right ) dz} the expected one would be int from {3} to {4} {g left (3,y,-1 right ) dy} + int from {3} to {4} {g left (x,x,-2 right ) dx} + int from {3} to {4} {g left (3,4,z right ) dz}
well, that's correct, moving that "+" to outside fix this. I received this from my teacher, I was not relationed with this so my first idea was to report it to "fix it". Thanks Douglas. In MS Office this works just fine, should it do in LO too?
(In reply to Maximiliano Castañón from comment #4) > In MS Office this works just fine, should it do in LO too? Well, >>//a sophisticated system to determine what expressions are opened is required, but this is as much work as rewriting starmaths internals<< ( comment from starmath/source/mathtype.cxx )
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With 6.2+ as in Comment 3.
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Created attachment 178930 [details] Original DOCX compared in MSO and LO After formula was seen from when it was 1st reported, it still has marks in 7.4+.