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I need an arrow like the following:



enter image description here



I tried



newcommandwedgearrowmathrel/joinrelssearrow %stmaryrd


but it doesn't work well.



enter image description here










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    I need an arrow like the following:



    enter image description here



    I tried



    newcommandwedgearrowmathrel/joinrelssearrow %stmaryrd


    but it doesn't work well.



    enter image description here










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      I need an arrow like the following:



      enter image description here



      I tried



      newcommandwedgearrowmathrel/joinrelssearrow %stmaryrd


      but it doesn't work well.



      enter image description here










      share|improve this question














      I need an arrow like the following:



      enter image description here



      I tried



      newcommandwedgearrowmathrel/joinrelssearrow %stmaryrd


      but it doesn't work well.



      enter image description here







      math-mode arrows






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          No tikz...works across math styles.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagescalerel,stmaryrd
          newsaveboxwedgearrowbaseline
          saveboxwedgearrowbaseline$scalerel%
          ooalignkern.05pt/cr/mkern-8.5mussearrow$
          newcommandwedgearrowmathrelscalerel*%
          useboxwedgearrowbaselineX %stmaryrd
          begindocument
          $Kwedgearrow L$

          $scriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$

          $scriptscriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$
          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
































            10














            Similar to Ahrtaler's answer, the difference being that it also cooperates with subscripts (and all math styles) and becomes bold if one is in bold mode. I recommend this thread for further reading.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagetikz
            usepackageamsmath
            makeatletter
            DeclareRobustCommandcheckbold[1]% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/24635/121799
            edef@tempamath@versionedef@tempbbold%
            ifx@tempa@tempb%
            def#11%
            else
            def#10%
            fi
            makeatother
            tikzsetwedge arrow/.style=->,line cap=round,line join=round
            newcommandwedgearrowcheckboldtmp%
            ensuremathmathrel%
            mathchoice%
            tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
            %
            tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
            %
            tikz[baseline=-0.075ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.045em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.45em) -- ++(-60:0.45em);
            %
            tikz[baseline=-0.06ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.035em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.35em) -- ++ (-60:0.35em);

            begindocument
            $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$

            boldmath$Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$
            unboldmath
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            EDITs:



            1. added mathrel at Eclipse Sun's suggestion.

            2. Made the macro detect the font weight, too, so the arrow goes bold in boldmath or boldsymbol, just like the standard arrows.

            3. Added round line caps and joins, motivated by Joey's comment.





            share|improve this answer

























            • looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

              – Ahrtaler
              Apr 10 at 23:07











            • Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

              – Eclipse Sun
              Apr 11 at 0:00











            • @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

              – marmot
              Apr 11 at 2:09











            • @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

              – marmot
              Apr 11 at 2:55











            • Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

              – Joey
              Apr 11 at 5:58


















            4














            With mathpalette: the slash is resized to the same vertical size as the arrow, a bit widened for compensating the stroke width and vertically placed to fit.



            Some manual adjustment is needed for getting the tops to meet.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackagestmaryrd
            usepackagegraphicx

            makeatletter
            newcommandwedgearrowmathrelmathpalettewedge@arrowrelax
            newcommandwedge@arrow[2]%
            begingroup
            sboxz@$m@th#1ssearrow$%
            sboxtw@resizebox!dimexprhtz@+dpz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/$%
            raisebox-dpz@scalebox1.1[1]boxtw@% slash
            mathchoicemkern-2.5mumkern-2.5mumkern-3mumkern-3.5mu%
            boxz@ % arrow
            endgroup

            makeatother

            begindocument

            $Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L$

            Huge$Kwedgearrow L$

            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer






























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              I think you could do something like that:



              documentclassscrartcl

              usepackagetikz

              newlengthtextsize

              makeatletter
              setlengthtextsizef@size pt
              makeatother

              newcommandwedgearrow%
              resizebox ! textsize
              begintikzpicture
              draw[->, line width = 2pt] (0,0) -- (.5,1) -- (1,0);
              endtikzpicture


              begindocument
              Hi this wedgearrow is a wedgearrow
              enddocument


              enter image description here






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                No tikz...works across math styles.



                documentclassarticle
                usepackagescalerel,stmaryrd
                newsaveboxwedgearrowbaseline
                saveboxwedgearrowbaseline$scalerel%
                ooalignkern.05pt/cr/mkern-8.5mussearrow$
                newcommandwedgearrowmathrelscalerel*%
                useboxwedgearrowbaselineX %stmaryrd
                begindocument
                $Kwedgearrow L$

                $scriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$

                $scriptscriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$
                enddocument


                enter image description here






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                  No tikz...works across math styles.



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackagescalerel,stmaryrd
                  newsaveboxwedgearrowbaseline
                  saveboxwedgearrowbaseline$scalerel%
                  ooalignkern.05pt/cr/mkern-8.5mussearrow$
                  newcommandwedgearrowmathrelscalerel*%
                  useboxwedgearrowbaselineX %stmaryrd
                  begindocument
                  $Kwedgearrow L$

                  $scriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$

                  $scriptscriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer



























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                    15








                    15







                    No tikz...works across math styles.



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackagescalerel,stmaryrd
                    newsaveboxwedgearrowbaseline
                    saveboxwedgearrowbaseline$scalerel%
                    ooalignkern.05pt/cr/mkern-8.5mussearrow$
                    newcommandwedgearrowmathrelscalerel*%
                    useboxwedgearrowbaselineX %stmaryrd
                    begindocument
                    $Kwedgearrow L$

                    $scriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$

                    $scriptscriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$
                    enddocument


                    enter image description here






                    share|improve this answer















                    No tikz...works across math styles.



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackagescalerel,stmaryrd
                    newsaveboxwedgearrowbaseline
                    saveboxwedgearrowbaseline$scalerel%
                    ooalignkern.05pt/cr/mkern-8.5mussearrow$
                    newcommandwedgearrowmathrelscalerel*%
                    useboxwedgearrowbaselineX %stmaryrd
                    begindocument
                    $Kwedgearrow L$

                    $scriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$

                    $scriptscriptstyle Kwedgearrow L$
                    enddocument


                    enter image description here







                    share|improve this answer














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                    share|improve this answer








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                    answered Apr 11 at 2:30









                    Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes

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                        10














                        Similar to Ahrtaler's answer, the difference being that it also cooperates with subscripts (and all math styles) and becomes bold if one is in bold mode. I recommend this thread for further reading.



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagetikz
                        usepackageamsmath
                        makeatletter
                        DeclareRobustCommandcheckbold[1]% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/24635/121799
                        edef@tempamath@versionedef@tempbbold%
                        ifx@tempa@tempb%
                        def#11%
                        else
                        def#10%
                        fi
                        makeatother
                        tikzsetwedge arrow/.style=->,line cap=round,line join=round
                        newcommandwedgearrowcheckboldtmp%
                        ensuremathmathrel%
                        mathchoice%
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.075ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.045em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.45em) -- ++(-60:0.45em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.06ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.035em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.35em) -- ++ (-60:0.35em);

                        begindocument
                        $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$

                        boldmath$Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$
                        unboldmath
                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        EDITs:



                        1. added mathrel at Eclipse Sun's suggestion.

                        2. Made the macro detect the font weight, too, so the arrow goes bold in boldmath or boldsymbol, just like the standard arrows.

                        3. Added round line caps and joins, motivated by Joey's comment.





                        share|improve this answer

























                        • looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                          – Ahrtaler
                          Apr 10 at 23:07











                        • Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                          – Eclipse Sun
                          Apr 11 at 0:00











                        • @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:09











                        • @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:55











                        • Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                          – Joey
                          Apr 11 at 5:58















                        10














                        Similar to Ahrtaler's answer, the difference being that it also cooperates with subscripts (and all math styles) and becomes bold if one is in bold mode. I recommend this thread for further reading.



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagetikz
                        usepackageamsmath
                        makeatletter
                        DeclareRobustCommandcheckbold[1]% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/24635/121799
                        edef@tempamath@versionedef@tempbbold%
                        ifx@tempa@tempb%
                        def#11%
                        else
                        def#10%
                        fi
                        makeatother
                        tikzsetwedge arrow/.style=->,line cap=round,line join=round
                        newcommandwedgearrowcheckboldtmp%
                        ensuremathmathrel%
                        mathchoice%
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.075ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.045em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.45em) -- ++(-60:0.45em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.06ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.035em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.35em) -- ++ (-60:0.35em);

                        begindocument
                        $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$

                        boldmath$Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$
                        unboldmath
                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        EDITs:



                        1. added mathrel at Eclipse Sun's suggestion.

                        2. Made the macro detect the font weight, too, so the arrow goes bold in boldmath or boldsymbol, just like the standard arrows.

                        3. Added round line caps and joins, motivated by Joey's comment.





                        share|improve this answer

























                        • looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                          – Ahrtaler
                          Apr 10 at 23:07











                        • Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                          – Eclipse Sun
                          Apr 11 at 0:00











                        • @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:09











                        • @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:55











                        • Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                          – Joey
                          Apr 11 at 5:58













                        10












                        10








                        10







                        Similar to Ahrtaler's answer, the difference being that it also cooperates with subscripts (and all math styles) and becomes bold if one is in bold mode. I recommend this thread for further reading.



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagetikz
                        usepackageamsmath
                        makeatletter
                        DeclareRobustCommandcheckbold[1]% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/24635/121799
                        edef@tempamath@versionedef@tempbbold%
                        ifx@tempa@tempb%
                        def#11%
                        else
                        def#10%
                        fi
                        makeatother
                        tikzsetwedge arrow/.style=->,line cap=round,line join=round
                        newcommandwedgearrowcheckboldtmp%
                        ensuremathmathrel%
                        mathchoice%
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.075ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.045em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.45em) -- ++(-60:0.45em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.06ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.035em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.35em) -- ++ (-60:0.35em);

                        begindocument
                        $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$

                        boldmath$Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$
                        unboldmath
                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        EDITs:



                        1. added mathrel at Eclipse Sun's suggestion.

                        2. Made the macro detect the font weight, too, so the arrow goes bold in boldmath or boldsymbol, just like the standard arrows.

                        3. Added round line caps and joins, motivated by Joey's comment.





                        share|improve this answer















                        Similar to Ahrtaler's answer, the difference being that it also cooperates with subscripts (and all math styles) and becomes bold if one is in bold mode. I recommend this thread for further reading.



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagetikz
                        usepackageamsmath
                        makeatletter
                        DeclareRobustCommandcheckbold[1]% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/24635/121799
                        edef@tempamath@versionedef@tempbbold%
                        ifx@tempa@tempb%
                        def#11%
                        else
                        def#10%
                        fi
                        makeatother
                        tikzsetwedge arrow/.style=->,line cap=round,line join=round
                        newcommandwedgearrowcheckboldtmp%
                        ensuremathmathrel%
                        mathchoice%
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.1ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.06em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.6em) -- ++ (-60:0.6em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.075ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.045em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.45em) -- ++(-60:0.45em);
                        %
                        tikz[baseline=-0.06ex]draw[line width=(1+0.33*tmp)*0.035em,wedge arrow](0,0) -- (60:0.35em) -- ++ (-60:0.35em);

                        begindocument
                        $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$

                        boldmath$Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$ Large $Awedgearrow B_Cwedgearrow D$
                        unboldmath
                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        EDITs:



                        1. added mathrel at Eclipse Sun's suggestion.

                        2. Made the macro detect the font weight, too, so the arrow goes bold in boldmath or boldsymbol, just like the standard arrows.

                        3. Added round line caps and joins, motivated by Joey's comment.






                        share|improve this answer














                        share|improve this answer



                        share|improve this answer








                        edited Apr 11 at 8:05

























                        answered Apr 10 at 23:04









                        marmotmarmot

                        119k6154289




                        119k6154289












                        • looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                          – Ahrtaler
                          Apr 10 at 23:07











                        • Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                          – Eclipse Sun
                          Apr 11 at 0:00











                        • @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:09











                        • @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:55











                        • Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                          – Joey
                          Apr 11 at 5:58

















                        • looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                          – Ahrtaler
                          Apr 10 at 23:07











                        • Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                          – Eclipse Sun
                          Apr 11 at 0:00











                        • @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:09











                        • @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                          – marmot
                          Apr 11 at 2:55











                        • Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                          – Joey
                          Apr 11 at 5:58
















                        looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                        – Ahrtaler
                        Apr 10 at 23:07





                        looks a bit smarter than mine. But it is harder to understand.

                        – Ahrtaler
                        Apr 10 at 23:07













                        Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                        – Eclipse Sun
                        Apr 11 at 0:00





                        Thanks! Should we use something like mathrel so that the spacing looks better?

                        – Eclipse Sun
                        Apr 11 at 0:00













                        @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                        – marmot
                        Apr 11 at 2:09





                        @EclipseSun Yes, that's a great suggestion!

                        – marmot
                        Apr 11 at 2:09













                        @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                        – marmot
                        Apr 11 at 2:55





                        @EclipseSun Now it also sees the font weight, Of course, you can change the appearance (angles, baseline, line width etc.) at will without the need to learn many commands, and the line joins and so on are automatically appealing. Loading TikZ *only for that might be a bit much, but if you are considering inventing more symbols that might be a good choice.

                        – marmot
                        Apr 11 at 2:55













                        Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                        – Joey
                        Apr 11 at 5:58





                        Don't the default arrows (in CM at least) have round line caps instead of flat?

                        – Joey
                        Apr 11 at 5:58











                        4














                        With mathpalette: the slash is resized to the same vertical size as the arrow, a bit widened for compensating the stroke width and vertically placed to fit.



                        Some manual adjustment is needed for getting the tops to meet.



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackageamsmath
                        usepackagestmaryrd
                        usepackagegraphicx

                        makeatletter
                        newcommandwedgearrowmathrelmathpalettewedge@arrowrelax
                        newcommandwedge@arrow[2]%
                        begingroup
                        sboxz@$m@th#1ssearrow$%
                        sboxtw@resizebox!dimexprhtz@+dpz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/$%
                        raisebox-dpz@scalebox1.1[1]boxtw@% slash
                        mathchoicemkern-2.5mumkern-2.5mumkern-3mumkern-3.5mu%
                        boxz@ % arrow
                        endgroup

                        makeatother

                        begindocument

                        $Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L$

                        Huge$Kwedgearrow L$

                        enddocument


                        enter image description here






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                          With mathpalette: the slash is resized to the same vertical size as the arrow, a bit widened for compensating the stroke width and vertically placed to fit.



                          Some manual adjustment is needed for getting the tops to meet.



                          documentclassarticle
                          usepackageamsmath
                          usepackagestmaryrd
                          usepackagegraphicx

                          makeatletter
                          newcommandwedgearrowmathrelmathpalettewedge@arrowrelax
                          newcommandwedge@arrow[2]%
                          begingroup
                          sboxz@$m@th#1ssearrow$%
                          sboxtw@resizebox!dimexprhtz@+dpz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/$%
                          raisebox-dpz@scalebox1.1[1]boxtw@% slash
                          mathchoicemkern-2.5mumkern-2.5mumkern-3mumkern-3.5mu%
                          boxz@ % arrow
                          endgroup

                          makeatother

                          begindocument

                          $Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L$

                          Huge$Kwedgearrow L$

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here






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                            4







                            With mathpalette: the slash is resized to the same vertical size as the arrow, a bit widened for compensating the stroke width and vertically placed to fit.



                            Some manual adjustment is needed for getting the tops to meet.



                            documentclassarticle
                            usepackageamsmath
                            usepackagestmaryrd
                            usepackagegraphicx

                            makeatletter
                            newcommandwedgearrowmathrelmathpalettewedge@arrowrelax
                            newcommandwedge@arrow[2]%
                            begingroup
                            sboxz@$m@th#1ssearrow$%
                            sboxtw@resizebox!dimexprhtz@+dpz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/$%
                            raisebox-dpz@scalebox1.1[1]boxtw@% slash
                            mathchoicemkern-2.5mumkern-2.5mumkern-3mumkern-3.5mu%
                            boxz@ % arrow
                            endgroup

                            makeatother

                            begindocument

                            $Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L$

                            Huge$Kwedgearrow L$

                            enddocument


                            enter image description here






                            share|improve this answer













                            With mathpalette: the slash is resized to the same vertical size as the arrow, a bit widened for compensating the stroke width and vertically placed to fit.



                            Some manual adjustment is needed for getting the tops to meet.



                            documentclassarticle
                            usepackageamsmath
                            usepackagestmaryrd
                            usepackagegraphicx

                            makeatletter
                            newcommandwedgearrowmathrelmathpalettewedge@arrowrelax
                            newcommandwedge@arrow[2]%
                            begingroup
                            sboxz@$m@th#1ssearrow$%
                            sboxtw@resizebox!dimexprhtz@+dpz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/$%
                            raisebox-dpz@scalebox1.1[1]boxtw@% slash
                            mathchoicemkern-2.5mumkern-2.5mumkern-3mumkern-3.5mu%
                            boxz@ % arrow
                            endgroup

                            makeatother

                            begindocument

                            $Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L_Kwedgearrow L$

                            Huge$Kwedgearrow L$

                            enddocument


                            enter image description here







                            share|improve this answer












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                                I think you could do something like that:



                                documentclassscrartcl

                                usepackagetikz

                                newlengthtextsize

                                makeatletter
                                setlengthtextsizef@size pt
                                makeatother

                                newcommandwedgearrow%
                                resizebox ! textsize
                                begintikzpicture
                                draw[->, line width = 2pt] (0,0) -- (.5,1) -- (1,0);
                                endtikzpicture


                                begindocument
                                Hi this wedgearrow is a wedgearrow
                                enddocument


                                enter image description here






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                                  I think you could do something like that:



                                  documentclassscrartcl

                                  usepackagetikz

                                  newlengthtextsize

                                  makeatletter
                                  setlengthtextsizef@size pt
                                  makeatother

                                  newcommandwedgearrow%
                                  resizebox ! textsize
                                  begintikzpicture
                                  draw[->, line width = 2pt] (0,0) -- (.5,1) -- (1,0);
                                  endtikzpicture


                                  begindocument
                                  Hi this wedgearrow is a wedgearrow
                                  enddocument


                                  enter image description here






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                                    3







                                    I think you could do something like that:



                                    documentclassscrartcl

                                    usepackagetikz

                                    newlengthtextsize

                                    makeatletter
                                    setlengthtextsizef@size pt
                                    makeatother

                                    newcommandwedgearrow%
                                    resizebox ! textsize
                                    begintikzpicture
                                    draw[->, line width = 2pt] (0,0) -- (.5,1) -- (1,0);
                                    endtikzpicture


                                    begindocument
                                    Hi this wedgearrow is a wedgearrow
                                    enddocument


                                    enter image description here






                                    share|improve this answer













                                    I think you could do something like that:



                                    documentclassscrartcl

                                    usepackagetikz

                                    newlengthtextsize

                                    makeatletter
                                    setlengthtextsizef@size pt
                                    makeatother

                                    newcommandwedgearrow%
                                    resizebox ! textsize
                                    begintikzpicture
                                    draw[->, line width = 2pt] (0,0) -- (.5,1) -- (1,0);
                                    endtikzpicture


                                    begindocument
                                    Hi this wedgearrow is a wedgearrow
                                    enddocument


                                    enter image description here







                                    share|improve this answer












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