I know how to draw inhibitory arrow with tikzpicture
package for diagrams, but I want to know how to type it in the text. For example think of a sentence
An inhibitory reaction is shown by $code$.
An inhibitory arrow is used in biology and is similar to \dashv
, but it has a longer horizontal and a shorter vertical line (it should look like an arrow object). Another way of thinking about it is the \mapsto
arrow in the opposite direction and without ">"-like ending.
Best Answer
I am really just following this answer.
The question how to look up the code/coordinates for the symbol has been answered in this comment. Compile
to get
To access the character, you can look up its hexadecimal "coordinates". The first one is on the right and the second one is the hexadecimal number of the entry. From this you see that
\leftfootline
is in the group withA
and it is the 14th member of the group, so has"AC
. This means we get it withThe other entries are analogous.