[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 27413] Built-up (vulgar) fractions using the Unicode fraction slash (or other methods) not supported

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27413





--- Comment #3 from O. Andersen <pub-webkit at coq.no>  2009-09-20 16:57:22 PDT ---
I am not sure I understand why you think following Unicode would be incorrect.
In any case, that does not matter if it would be too onerous.

Please note (as mentioned in [1] linked to in the original bug report) that the
example of a bevelled fraction in the MathML specification (added as an
attachment) does not suggest that
        <mfrac bevelled='true'/>
(MathML uses British spelling, apparently) should be rendered as a vulgar
fraction.

I do agree, however, that it seems reasonable to handle
        <mfrac bevelled='true'><mn/><mn/></mfrac>
or
        <mfrac bevelled='true'><mn>[0-9]+</mn><mn>[0-9]+</mn></mfrac>
as a special case and render it as a vulgar fraction, and this is probably the
best option if handling the Unicode fraction slash is not feasible.

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