retarded latex math overline shit

[Anonymous No.15600396]

why isnt there a sensible overline command? i looked it up on stackexchange and its all a bunch of shitty macros. no fucking thanks.

[Anonymous No.15600964]

latex is all a bunch of shitty macros
just put in your sty file and use it
it's not that hard

[Anonymous No.15600979]

i don't care if you live or die

[Anonymous No.15601361]

>>15600396
[math]
\overline{ \! \! \textit{V}}
[/math]

[Anonymous No.15601366]

Draw it in paint

[Anonymous No.15602425]

>>15601361
[math]
\overline{ \! \! \textit{ V }}
[/math]

[Anonymous No.15602956]

>>15601361
>>15602425
>\overline{ \! \! \textit{V}}
>\overline{ \! \! \textit{ V }}
niggers.

[Anonymous No.15602985]

Just try "bar" and be done with it. You should write your essay not stop in this nonsense timewaste. The "superconductor" arxiv pdf is made by fucking msword.exe

[Anonymous No.15603043]

>>15602985
[math]\bar{NIGGER}[/math]

[math]\overline{NIGGER}[/math]

[Anonymous No.15603060]

[math]\overline{V\,}[/math] \overline{V\,}

Latex is truly retarded

[Anonymous No.15603304]

>>15603060
Right, this works only as a band-aid solution. The expression that I am trying to write is V_n, so using that small space in front of V to offset the bar leaves a space between the V and the subscript. I'm honestly baffled that LaTeX is so incomplete as to not have a working overline feature. Now I need to learn the inner workings of the language and construct my own macro. This is the same language that purported to be a more sensible macro rich environment over its plain TeX predecessor. What a fucking joke. I'd rather stick with plain TeX and write all of my own macros out instead then. Why bother with the ugly verbose syntax of LaTeX only to get shafted by it at every turn.

>>15602985
Obviously bar is indented only for one character. It is distracting how small and obviously incorrect it appears.

[Anonymous No.15603379]

>>15603304
>I'm honestly baffled that LaTeX is so incomplete as to not have a working overline feature.

It's the average [math]\LaTeX[/math]™© experience. To solve minor inconveniences, you have to go through pages of stackexchange to figure out what's wrong. In the end you just have to learn latex even if you don't want to waste time on that garbage.