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Warn me when the equation number is pushed to the next line


aligning a multiline formula with the bullet of itemizeLeft aligning equations without align characterAn embarrassing Multline errorAdjusting the width of a displaymath environmentList of equations, including equation contents and captionHow to Position the Equation Number in beginequation environment for a parametric equation ( i.e. x = { a or b )How continue a equation next lineVertically center equation number in aligned equationAlign equations within one linemapsto and function definition / definition environment













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Is it possible to let amsmath warn me when the equation is too long and pushes the number to the next line?



I expect either it prints Equation (1) too long to console or it makes the (1) part red.



documentclass[twocolumn]article

usepackageamsmath

begindocument

beginequation
A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
endequation

enddocument











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    Is it possible to let amsmath warn me when the equation is too long and pushes the number to the next line?



    I expect either it prints Equation (1) too long to console or it makes the (1) part red.



    documentclass[twocolumn]article

    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    beginequation
    A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
    endequation

    enddocument











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      Is it possible to let amsmath warn me when the equation is too long and pushes the number to the next line?



      I expect either it prints Equation (1) too long to console or it makes the (1) part red.



      documentclass[twocolumn]article

      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      beginequation
      A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
      endequation

      enddocument











      share|improve this question
















      Is it possible to let amsmath warn me when the equation is too long and pushes the number to the next line?



      I expect either it prints Equation (1) too long to console or it makes the (1) part red.



      documentclass[twocolumn]article

      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      beginequation
      A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
      endequation

      enddocument








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          I don't want to say it is impossible but it's definitely a hard problem, because amsmath relies on the eqno primitive to do this work for the equation environment.



          hsize=8cm
          $$A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+Peqno(1)$$
          bye


          enter image description here



          So the only way I see is to override the eqno primitive and measure the penalties to see whether the number will be flushed to the next line.




          For the align family of environments it is a little easier because tag shifting is handled by macros, which you simply hook your custom error or warning into



          documentclass[twocolumn]article

          usepackageamsmath

          makeatletter
          defplace@tag%
          iftagsleft@
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          rlapvbox%
          normalbaselines
          boxz@
          vbox tolineht@%
          raise@tag
          %
          else
          rlapboxz@%
          fi
          kerndisplaywidth@
          else
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          llapvtop%
          raise@tag
          normalbaselines
          setbox@nenull
          dp@nelineht@
          box@ne
          boxz@
          %
          else
          llapboxz@%
          fi
          fi

          makeatother


          begindocument

          beginalign
          A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
          endalign

          enddocument





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          • Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

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          I don't want to say it is impossible but it's definitely a hard problem, because amsmath relies on the eqno primitive to do this work for the equation environment.



          hsize=8cm
          $$A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+Peqno(1)$$
          bye


          enter image description here



          So the only way I see is to override the eqno primitive and measure the penalties to see whether the number will be flushed to the next line.




          For the align family of environments it is a little easier because tag shifting is handled by macros, which you simply hook your custom error or warning into



          documentclass[twocolumn]article

          usepackageamsmath

          makeatletter
          defplace@tag%
          iftagsleft@
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          rlapvbox%
          normalbaselines
          boxz@
          vbox tolineht@%
          raise@tag
          %
          else
          rlapboxz@%
          fi
          kerndisplaywidth@
          else
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          llapvtop%
          raise@tag
          normalbaselines
          setbox@nenull
          dp@nelineht@
          box@ne
          boxz@
          %
          else
          llapboxz@%
          fi
          fi

          makeatother


          begindocument

          beginalign
          A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
          endalign

          enddocument





          share|improve this answer

























          • Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

            – Symbol 1
            38 mins ago
















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          I don't want to say it is impossible but it's definitely a hard problem, because amsmath relies on the eqno primitive to do this work for the equation environment.



          hsize=8cm
          $$A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+Peqno(1)$$
          bye


          enter image description here



          So the only way I see is to override the eqno primitive and measure the penalties to see whether the number will be flushed to the next line.




          For the align family of environments it is a little easier because tag shifting is handled by macros, which you simply hook your custom error or warning into



          documentclass[twocolumn]article

          usepackageamsmath

          makeatletter
          defplace@tag%
          iftagsleft@
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          rlapvbox%
          normalbaselines
          boxz@
          vbox tolineht@%
          raise@tag
          %
          else
          rlapboxz@%
          fi
          kerndisplaywidth@
          else
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          llapvtop%
          raise@tag
          normalbaselines
          setbox@nenull
          dp@nelineht@
          box@ne
          boxz@
          %
          else
          llapboxz@%
          fi
          fi

          makeatother


          begindocument

          beginalign
          A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
          endalign

          enddocument





          share|improve this answer

























          • Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

            – Symbol 1
            38 mins ago














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          I don't want to say it is impossible but it's definitely a hard problem, because amsmath relies on the eqno primitive to do this work for the equation environment.



          hsize=8cm
          $$A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+Peqno(1)$$
          bye


          enter image description here



          So the only way I see is to override the eqno primitive and measure the penalties to see whether the number will be flushed to the next line.




          For the align family of environments it is a little easier because tag shifting is handled by macros, which you simply hook your custom error or warning into



          documentclass[twocolumn]article

          usepackageamsmath

          makeatletter
          defplace@tag%
          iftagsleft@
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          rlapvbox%
          normalbaselines
          boxz@
          vbox tolineht@%
          raise@tag
          %
          else
          rlapboxz@%
          fi
          kerndisplaywidth@
          else
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          llapvtop%
          raise@tag
          normalbaselines
          setbox@nenull
          dp@nelineht@
          box@ne
          boxz@
          %
          else
          llapboxz@%
          fi
          fi

          makeatother


          begindocument

          beginalign
          A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
          endalign

          enddocument





          share|improve this answer















          I don't want to say it is impossible but it's definitely a hard problem, because amsmath relies on the eqno primitive to do this work for the equation environment.



          hsize=8cm
          $$A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+Peqno(1)$$
          bye


          enter image description here



          So the only way I see is to override the eqno primitive and measure the penalties to see whether the number will be flushed to the next line.




          For the align family of environments it is a little easier because tag shifting is handled by macros, which you simply hook your custom error or warning into



          documentclass[twocolumn]article

          usepackageamsmath

          makeatletter
          defplace@tag%
          iftagsleft@
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          rlapvbox%
          normalbaselines
          boxz@
          vbox tolineht@%
          raise@tag
          %
          else
          rlapboxz@%
          fi
          kerndisplaywidth@
          else
          kern-tagshift@
          if1shift@tagrow@relax
          errmessageEquation too wide%
          llapvtop%
          raise@tag
          normalbaselines
          setbox@nenull
          dp@nelineht@
          box@ne
          boxz@
          %
          else
          llapboxz@%
          fi
          fi

          makeatother


          begindocument

          beginalign
          A+B+C+D+R+F+G+H+I+J+L+M+N+O+P
          endalign

          enddocument






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          • Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

            – Symbol 1
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          • Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

            – Symbol 1
            38 mins ago

















          Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

          – Symbol 1
          38 mins ago






          Can we assume align gives the same result as equation does and throw things into align and test it? Or, test the height of vbox with and without eqno?

          – Symbol 1
          38 mins ago


















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