\paragraph*{Accents} This demonstrates the extended semantics of
|\mathaccent|. The first row uses an accent whose |charlist| ends with
an |extensible recipe|, the second uses a traditional |charlist|.
Nested accents and under accents with |\nesting|\-|math|\-|accent|,
|\math|\-|under|\-|accent| and |\nesting|\-|math|\-|under|\-|accent|. The
positioning information for the under accents is taken from the
\meta{skewchar}-\meta{accentee} kerning and the \meta{accent}-\meta{accent}
kerning.
And here is the list of all math styles, activated via
|\displaystyle|, |\cramped|\-|display|\-|style|, \dots,
|\script|\-|script|\-|style|, |\cramped|\-|script|\-|script|\-|style|.
\paragraph*{Extensible operators} These have not been implemented in \TeX{}
the program, since this turned out to be a bit complicated (the limits of a
|mathop| are positioned in the first pass over the |mlist|, but the size of
big delimiters is not determined until the second pass). But I have done some
macro hackery to show how this would look like. The input for the middle
integral was (after a suitable redefinition of |\left|)
\[\hbox{|\left\int\limits^{\infty}_{-\infty}...\right.dx|}\]