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Yes, the kerning for the f is particularly tight, but it is tight everywhere, as you mention for the
regular f and numerals 2 and 9 (and that's why I added them to that line), so it is not an issue with
the sub/super script. I tried to minimize it for cm, where it looks pretty good, but did not manage for
stix of stixsans. Maybe the kerning for the f should be slightly widened elsewhere to match TeX. I
added a modification of the superscript kerning that takes into account how much the last character
rises above the x-height to try and mitigate this, but it is tricky: if it is correct for the italic f, it is too
wide for, e.g., $E^0$ (which is already slightly wider than tex), so I tried to reach a compromise.
The prime issue only happens for stix and stixsans, where it seems to match $\prime$ to an already
superscripted prime, as opposed to a nice and big prime for TeX and cm. This I also believe is
outside the scope of this PR, but should definitely be fixed so they are consistent.
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Use prime symbol from bakoma
Use prime symbol from bakoma
Use prime symbol from bakoma
Use prime symbol from bakoma
efiring commentedon May 23, 2019
Please reopen this if it still needs attention. Closing for lack of activity; not clear whether there is still a problem.