Re: Question about example in MathML2 Spec (Second Edition)

Hello,

I am appreciated for your explanation. 

Yes, our engineer has selected to set movablelimit="true" for 
integrals in operator dictionary in MathML renderer for
XSL Formatter. 

It also seems to me the value is more appropriate.

Best regards,

Tokushige Kobayashi

> Reply to the original mail from:
>  Robert Miner <RobertM@dessci.com>
>

Further, I think you analysis is correct: movablelimits should be
false for &Integral; and the scripts should always appear in the under
and over positions if you use an <munderover> element.

I think part of the problem here is that there is not very strong
agreement about whether movable limits should be true or false for
integrals.  It woudn't surprise me to learn that some software assumes
they should move, and changes their operator dictionary accordingly.


--Robert

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