MathNaryOperator class

Specifies an N-ary mathematical object, such as Summation and Integral. It consists of an operator, a base (or operand), and optional upper and lower limits. Examples of N-ary operators are: Summation, Union, Intersection, Integral

Inheritance:MathNaryOperator → MathElementBase

The MathNaryOperator type exposes the following members:

Constructors

Constructor	Description
`__init__`	Initializes a new instance of the MathNaryOperator class.
`__init__`	Initializes a new instance of the MathNaryOperator class.
`__init__`	Initializes a new instance of the MathNaryOperator class.

Properties

Property	Description
`base`	Base argument
`subscript`	Specifies a subscript argument that, for example, in the case of an integral, sets the lower limit
`superscript`	Specifies a supersript argument that, for example, in the case of an integral, sets the upper limit
`operator`	Nary Operator Character For example: ‘∑’, ‘∫’
`limit_location`	The location of limits (subscript and superscript)
`grow_to_match_operand_height`	Operator Character grows vertically to match its operand height
`hide_subscript`	Hide Subscript
`hide_superscript`	Hide Superscript

Methods

Method	Description
`join`	Joins a mathematical element and forms a mathematical block
`join`	Joins a mathematical text and forms a mathematical block
`divide`	Creates a fraction with this numerator and specified denominator
`divide`	Creates a fraction with this numerator and specified denominator
`divide`	Creates a fraction of the specified type with this numerator and specified denominator
`divide`	Creates a fraction of the specified type with this numerator and specified denominator
`enclose`	Encloses a math element in parenthesis
`enclose`	Encloses a math element in specified characters such as parenthesis or another characters as framing
`function`	Takes a function of an argument using this instance as the function name
`function`	Takes a function of an argument using this instance as the function name
`as_argument_of_function`	Takes specified function using this instance as the argument
`as_argument_of_function`	Takes specified function using this instance as the argument
`as_argument_of_function`	Takes specified function using this instance as the argument
`as_argument_of_function`	Takes specified function using this instance as the argument and specified additional argument
`as_argument_of_function`	Takes specified function using this instance as the argument and specified additional argument
`set_subscript`	Creates subscript
`set_subscript`	Creates subscript
`set_superscript`	Creates superscript
`set_superscript`	Creates superscript
`set_sub_superscript_on_the_right`	Creates subscript and superscript on the right
`set_sub_superscript_on_the_right`	Creates subscript and superscript on the right
`set_sub_superscript_on_the_left`	Creates subscript and superscript on the left
`set_sub_superscript_on_the_left`	Creates subscript and superscript on the left
`radical`	Specifies the mathematical root of the given degree from the specified argument.
`radical`	Specifies the mathematical root of the given degree from the specified argument.
`set_upper_limit`	Takes upper limit
`set_upper_limit`	Takes upper limit
`set_lower_limit`	Takes lower limit
`set_lower_limit`	Takes lower limit
`nary`	Creates a N-ary operator
`nary`	Creates a N-ary operator
`integral`	Takes the integral
`integral`	Takes the integral
`integral`	Takes the integral without limits
`integral`	Takes the integral
`integral`	Takes the integral
`group`	Places this element in a group using a bottom curly bracket
`group`	Places this element in a group using a grouping character such as bottom curly bracket or another
`to_border_box`	Places this element in a border-box
`to_border_box`	Places this element in a border-box
`to_math_array`	Puts in a vertical array
`accent`	Sets an accent mark (a character on the top of this element)
`overbar`	Sets a bar on the top of this element
`underbar`	Sets a bar on the bottom of this element
`to_box`	Places this element in a non-visual box (logical grouping) which is used to group components of an equation or other instance of mathematical text. A boxed object can (for example) serve as an operator emulator with or without an alignment point, serve as a line break point, or be grouped such as not to allow line breaks within.
`get_children`	Get children elements

MathNaryOperator class

MathNaryOperator class

Constructors

Properties

Methods

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