Thanks for the tip, Jean, but it is not working either.

I compare the behaviour of a █ symbol a got somehwere in the internet versus the one provided by win charmap and get the following:



By the way, both SMath and Table Region are updated.

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Thanks for the tip, Jean, but it is not working either.

I dropped dead on that !
Try the native SS 6179 work sheet.

Table Medic Data.sm (10 KiB) downloaded 48 time(s).

1. WinCharmap ... TT OpenSymbol [TT = True Type]
2. Browse the symbol/select ... it shows in the line
3. Copy/paste in header "paste in there"
4. Nothing shows ... Ah !
5. Paste then type 1 it shows symbol ... backspace 1
6. Now you just have symbol
...........................
7. You can accumulate symbols in the select/copy line
8. Browse/select, browse/select ...
9. Copy, paste in header for all those symbols
10. Like before: paste, type 1 ... backspace 1

Sorry for the delay in replying. It still doesn't work.

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Sorry for the delay in replying. It still doesn't work.

Please, attach the document for doctoring.
It may concern a bug in your SS version.

Thanks!

Estaca com Carga Horizontal.sm (108 KiB) downloaded 59 time(s).

... SS 6179 does not open SS 7542 ... wrong format.
Make sure the document is in native Smath font style.

PLUGIN UPDATED SMath Studio 0.99.7542 and later

• [SS-4628] fixed display of encoded strings

Davide, it is working now! Great job!

Jean, sorry for not replying you. In fact I have no idea how to check what you mentioned, but I should have given you a feedback anyway.

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Jean, sorry for not replying you. In fact I have no idea how to check what you mentioned, but I should have given you a feedback anyway.

It seems you didn't catch the procedure to insert symbols from CharMap.
It works SS 6179, why not your latest SS ?
What Unicode is doing in maths latin letters.
Like you say: end of doctoring ... Cheers ... Jean

Feature request:

I propose to allow the units summary to accept also vectors of string-coded units (as used in the header)

Benefit:
- Display of the unit summary would be possible with nice pretty printing
- Guaranteed consistency between units applied to the data and displayed units.

In fact, it would be best to avoid encoding and to dirctly specify the units. Yet that seems to be impossible as long as the storage is only in base units.

The example below shows how to extract a valid unit summary out of a header with string-coded units.


Tableunits.sm (18 KiB) downloaded 37 time(s).