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Lower n
How should the input text representation look like
Example: y_n
How should the ASCII art output look like
Example: y lower n, you can imagine
Describe in what context you would use this notation Optional but it might give some context in case.
Example: math
Additional context Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
I have a similar issue with subscripts. For some reason, in this equations:
$y = a+b_x*X+b_z*Z$
subscript x is rendered nicely but subscript z looks weird. I've played around and it seems that some letters are rendered properly, like x, and other look like z.
@OleBialas Only some characters have an associated subscript in the Unicode standard. All Unicode subscripts and superscripts can be found here. For characters that don't have a Unicode subscript, they must be rendered on a new line to achieve a similar effect. The same problem exists for superscripts.
@awarebayes It's likely that the font you are using does not support some/any Unicode subscripts. You could try changing your font and see if that fixes it.
