I'm currently using \longrightarrow
to mean "tends to [some limit]", and sometimes I need to use its negation. I see that there is an \nrightarrow
, but unfortunately it doesn't make a matching pair with \longrightarrow
, and \not\longrightarrow
looks quite bad. What's the easiest way to adjust the position of the little slash so that I can define a \nlongrightarrow
? The solution from this related question looks excellent but seems to be overkill for my purposes.
[Tex/LaTex] Easiest way to get \not\longrightarrow to look good
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Best Answer
Generally, you can often achieve better results by using the
\centernot
macro from thecenternot
package instead of the normal\not
command.In this case, however, the
stmaryrd
package offers the special\longarrownot
/\Longarrownot
macros you can use for this purpose:Result:
centernot
: ,stmaryrd
: