Joseph Wright
Joseph Wright
Cf. https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/1421
In the first example, you have given no space for an exponent so `siunitx` is printing you input as-is but without any exponent - so you see misleading values. In...
Note in both cases there is a warning in the log that the tabular boxes are overfull.
See option `output-exponent-marker`
@rlalik `siunitx` is meant for typesetting units, and there it's quite clear that the correct symbol is a minus sign not a hyphen. If you are taking 'bulk' raw data...
What is happening is that with the settings you have, `siunitx` is applying `\mathsf` and `\boldmath` to the output. If you try that as a 'reference' ```latex \bfseries\boldmath $\mathsf{2\pi}$ --...
@dflipo > 1. So, in the first case, the output of `2\pi ` comes from the _Math_ font NewCMMath-Book, while in the second case the `2` comes from the _Text_...
Spoiler: ```latex > \pi=macro: ->\mitpi . l.10 \show\pi ... > \mitpi=the character 𝜋. l.10 \show\mitpi ```
@dflipo First, ideally we don't want to apply anything at all: in an ideal world this would be a font change in all cases. More concretely, the code was written...
> [@josephwright](https://github.com/josephwright) OK, I understand `siunitx` omits `\mathrm` on purpose, the output is what the user expects in that case. > > One more question, sorry: in the `{\bfseries ...}`...