[alg.min.max] Make lfloor/rfloor delimiters stretchable. #1455
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Ah, found the trick: \mathclose. No more extra space now. |
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Looks like an improvement to me. |
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| \pnum | |||
| \complexity | |||
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| $\max(\lfloor{\frac{3}{2}} (N-1)\rfloor, 0)$ | |||
| $\max(\left\lfloor{\frac{3}{2}} (N-1)\right\rfloor\mathclose{}, 0)$ | |||
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Why do we need \mathclose{}?
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The best explanation I could find is at https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/2610
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What happens if you just use \bigl, \bigr? The advantage of those is that they are guaranteed to fit into the line, whereas the stretchable versions may end up taller than a line.
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Ah nice, using \bigl and \bigr produces the same result without needing the \mathclose, thanks!
Patch amended.
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If you like you can also make the outer round parens big to match. See which one looks better.
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Hmm, personally, I like it with the outer parens as-is. Less intimidating. :)
Effect:
Unfortunately, while this stretches the \lfloor/\rfloor nicely, it also seems to introduce some extra space before the comma. Anybody know a trick to avoid that?