Fix sized delimiters for regular-sized mathtext (#5863) #5871
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Fix sized delimiters for regular-sized mathtext (#5863)
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Fix sized delimiters for regular-sized mathtext (matplotlib#5863)
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This fixes the problem in #5863: when
\leftor\rightwhere used with delimiters and regular text, the delimiters tended to be typeset too small. In addition, the regular sized delimiters from STIX were used in dejavusans even when DejaVu Sans delimiters at that size are available.Here I modify the DejaVu classes so that DejaVu itself is used for the
0sized delimiters, and modify theAutoHeightCharclass so that when the0sized delimiters have been selected they are not scaled or shifted (as you need to do when you are enveloping, e.g., a fraction).No new tests are needed as this behaviour is seen in various tests already.