\rm for greek letters in math mode

\rm for greek letters in math mode

[Kate F]

I see the third \delta here as italic, where I would have expected it
to be in roman, as for the "d" example below. Likewise for all greek
letters, I think.

Why is that? How can I have these in roman?

\starttext
\delta $\delta {\rm \delta}$\crlf
d $d {\rm d}$
\stoptext

Thanks,

-- 
Kate
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Re: \rm for greek letters in math mode

[Kate F]

On 30 November 2015 at 23:17, Kate F <kate@elide.org> wrote:
> I see the third \delta here as italic, where I would have expected it
> to be in roman, as for the "d" example below. Likewise for all greek
> letters, I think.
>
> Why is that? How can I have these in roman?
>
> \starttext
> \delta $\delta {\rm \delta}$\crlf
> d $d {\rm d}$
> \stoptext

This seems to do what I'm after:

\appendtoks\rm\to\everymathematics
\setupmathematics[lcgreek=normal]

-- 
Kate
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