Question

LaTeX: Is there a macro for the curly inequality (like the ones used to represent partial orders)?

Answer 1

are you asking for a latex code? can you draw what the thing looks like?

Answer 2

is it \(\le\)?

Answer 3

That's \le

Answer 4

nope, a curly version of that

Answer 5

What do you mean by curly? D:

Answer 6

curly girly version? whazzat?? :O

Answer 7

does a symbol like that exist?

Answer 8

This^?

Nope -.-

Answer 9

in wikipedia it's \preccurlyeq, but it doesn't work on my latex compiler

Answer 10

\(\preccurlyeq\)?

Answer 11

\(\preccurlyeq\)?

Answer 12

Derp.

Answer 13

type in the equation editor \preccurlyeq

Answer 14

Simply type \~(\preccurlyeq\) but without the ~

Answer 15

Oh i see, well, I guess... it's not in the system here. a lot of other commands which the admins think unnecessary are not included/whatever.

Answer 16

@zepp that's what i'm looking for

Answer 17

where do they use that symbol?

Answer 18

\(\preccurlyeq\) ---> not working.

Answer 19

aaah it worked - *poker-faced*

Answer 20

WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

Answer 21

@apoorvk http://puu.sh/CsBF

Answer 22

:P