-help graph_text- explains features of SMCL that are unique to graphs,
as is explicit in its preamble. Such features can therefore not be
used outside graphs. You can get superscript 2 with a call to -char()-
or {c ###}. 178 will work on Windows, but use -asciiplot- (SSC) to get
a visual dictionary for your set-up, which may differ. For functional
notation the best you can do is common or garden italic, or so I
believe.
By the way, replying to previous threads and not deleting them are
both advised against in the Statalist FAQ.
Nick
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 8:36 AM, Ricardo Ovaldia <ovaldia@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I will lide to use superscript on a display line. Is there a way to do this?
>
> I tryed a couplr of things but they do not work:
>
> . di " x {superscript:2}"
> x {superscript:2}
>
> . di "{&function} x {superscript:2}"
> {&function} x {superscript:2}
>
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