Fonts and styles\mit

\mitCommand

Legacy plain-TeX-style math declaration for forcing subsequent symbols in the current group to italic.

x \mit y
Available in
base, textmacros
Kind
declarative
Allowed mode
math, text
Frequency
<0.01% of corpus formulasrank 192 of 263
Commonality
low
Tags
presentation
Renderer support
PackageMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
baseMathJax: FullKaTeX: NoneXeTeX: Full
textmacrosMathJax: FullKaTeX: NoneXeTeX: Full
About the test scope

Syntax#

\mit

Takes no arguments. Same argspec in base and textmacros. Reading argspecs

Examples#

base

{x \mit y} z

textmacros

\text{\mit x}

Package variants#

PackageSignatureAllowed modeNotes
basemathLegacy plain-TeX-style math declaration for forcing subsequent symbols in the current group to italic.
textmacrostextLegacy declaration that switches following text to math-italic-style glyph selection until the current group ends.

In TeXForm#

TeXForm parses this entry as declarative syntax; the package determines its argument specification.

Equivalent forms#

  • \mathit{...}approximate

    \mathit is a command with arguments, whereas \mit is declarative.

See also#

Test cases#

base
InputCaseMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
{\mit a}Positive · baselinePassFailPass
textmacros
InputCaseMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
{\mit a}Positive · baselinePassFailPass
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