Will Robertson

Yes, this has come up before and I promised to fix it but I can’t remember what my solution was going to be… How does this sound? A package option,...

Okay, simple is better and it might bring to light some general issues. I am pretty worried that there are a LOT of clashing macros, but we’ll see I suppose…...

On the topic of loading speed, the unicode-math-table file is only read once then stored in a macro. It’s the processing of that file that takes so long… :( lots...

@davidcarlisle Currently it's dynamic, but if shouldn't be for the simple case of loading a single maths font. What I'd really like to do is revive my old "low tech"...

Interesting (albeit problematic!). Thanks for the nice test case. The math version implementation has always had its problems; I think the \symXX commands need a lot more work to hook...

Thanks! You are brave to look through the source code here… would you mind also adding an example of the currently-inconsistent behaviour? That would help me a lot to add...

Oh, that error is a known issue that I’ve been hoping to get fixed at the Unicode end. There are no sans serif regular weight greek symbols in Unicode —...

That's a good idea, thanks. Certainly suits the intention of the glyph, I think. (As I understand it, the italic double-struck letters came from Mathematica, which uses unique glyphs for...

If you are happy continuing to write `\pi` in your document I think you should be able to write \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\pi{\symup{\muppi}}}

They’re essentially defined within unicode-math-table.tex. They’re intended to be equivalent to typing the raw unicode char directly into the source.