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We would like to express intervals the way Dutch pupils are trained.
They learn that [0, 3> means including zero up to, but excluding 3.
MathType delivers the code, but Geogebra generates angles and brackets of different heights. The token [ and ] have less heightthan than \lange and \rangle.
Just take a look at \left[0 , 3 \rangle
and you know what I mean.
These days, I spend hours to find boxes or whatever that would create equal height
brackets and angles. It is very frustrating to confess that I failed. Yes, indeed.
So, what should I do to create equal height tokens?
Kind regards
Henk Hietbrink
$\left[ {2,\;3} \right]$
$\left\langle {2,\;3} \right\rangle $
$\left[ 2 \right.,\left. 3 \right\rangle $
The same question 
1) GeoGebra 4.0 Beta renders [0,3\rangle quite OK (it's using better LaTeX engine)
2) have you tried just [2,3〉or [2,3〉, without any LaTeX symbols? (the second one is Japanese http://en.wikipedia.org/wik... and is slightly smaller in GeoGebra)
Thanks for finding out the Japanese brackets.
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