How I can get glyphs from a fraktur font and use them as identifiers?
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I would like to use the fraktur-S ($LaTeX$: mathfrak{S} $mathfrak{S}$; Unicode: "U+1D516" 𝔖) as a variable name in Mathematica, but pasting the Unicode character results in gibberish.
I'm confused because some Unicode characters I paste work just fine as variable names. Does Mathematica support only a subset of Unicode?
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I would like to use the fraktur-S ($LaTeX$: mathfrak{S} $mathfrak{S}$; Unicode: "U+1D516" 𝔖) as a variable name in Mathematica, but pasting the Unicode character results in gibberish.
I'm confused because some Unicode characters I paste work just fine as variable names. Does Mathematica support only a subset of Unicode?
fonts built-in-symbols unicode
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Have you tried[GothicCapitalS]?
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– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
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That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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I would like to use the fraktur-S ($LaTeX$: mathfrak{S} $mathfrak{S}$; Unicode: "U+1D516" 𝔖) as a variable name in Mathematica, but pasting the Unicode character results in gibberish.
I'm confused because some Unicode characters I paste work just fine as variable names. Does Mathematica support only a subset of Unicode?
fonts built-in-symbols unicode
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I would like to use the fraktur-S ($LaTeX$: mathfrak{S} $mathfrak{S}$; Unicode: "U+1D516" 𝔖) as a variable name in Mathematica, but pasting the Unicode character results in gibberish.
I'm confused because some Unicode characters I paste work just fine as variable names. Does Mathematica support only a subset of Unicode?
fonts built-in-symbols unicode
fonts built-in-symbols unicode
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edited 2 days ago
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Have you tried[GothicCapitalS]?
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– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
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That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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2 days ago
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Have you tried[GothicCapitalS]?
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– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
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That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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– m_goldberg
2 days ago
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Have you tried
[GothicCapitalS]?$endgroup$
– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
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Have you tried
[GothicCapitalS]?$endgroup$
– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
$begingroup$
That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
$endgroup$
– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
$endgroup$
– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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– m_goldberg
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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From the documentation tutorial/InputSyntax
That the above at most allows four hex digits for a character code restricts Unicode characters to the range 0000 – FFFF.
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
m_goldbergm_goldberg
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing:d835:dd16directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
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From the documentation tutorial/InputSyntax
That the above at most allows four hex digits for a character code restricts Unicode characters to the range 0000 – FFFF.
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing:d835:dd16directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
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From the documentation tutorial/InputSyntax
That the above at most allows four hex digits for a character code restricts Unicode characters to the range 0000 – FFFF.
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.1k872199
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing:d835:dd16directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
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From the documentation tutorial/InputSyntax
That the above at most allows four hex digits for a character code restricts Unicode characters to the range 0000 – FFFF.
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
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88.1k872199
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From the documentation tutorial/InputSyntax
That the above at most allows four hex digits for a character code restricts Unicode characters to the range 0000 – FFFF.
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.1k872199
answered Mar 31 at 2:55
m_goldbergm_goldberg
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing:d835:dd16directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?
$endgroup$
– Landon
2 days ago
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
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– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing:d835:dd16directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?
$endgroup$
– Landon
2 days ago
$begingroup$
@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
$endgroup$
– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
2 days ago
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
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– Landon
2 days ago
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So does that means it is impossible to enter the character that I mentioned?
$endgroup$
– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing
:d835:dd16 directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?$endgroup$
– Landon
2 days ago
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@J.M.isslightlypensive mentioned that he was able to enter it by typing
:d835:dd16 directly in his notebook but I tried the same to no avail... Might it be bc I'm using online version?$endgroup$
– Landon
2 days ago
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
$endgroup$
– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
2 days ago
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@Landon: "using online version" - that may be it; please edit your question to include that information. Also, this is one of those times where a screenshot would be illustrative.
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2 days ago
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Have you tried
[GothicCapitalS]?$endgroup$
– J. M. is slightly pensive♦
Mar 31 at 1:06
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That looks like an enlarged version of the lowercase fraktur s (Latex: "mathfrak{s}" $mathfrak{s}$).
$endgroup$
– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:14
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@J.M.isslightlypensive Might you know what subset of Unicode Mathematica supports?
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– Landon
Mar 31 at 1:19
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I think it supports the range 0000 – FFFF.
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– m_goldberg
Mar 31 at 1:48
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@J.M.isslightlypensive. That doesn't work for me on macOS.
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– m_goldberg
2 days ago