feat: do not break math #67
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I need to try the case with a one-character equation though. |
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| non_splitting_tags = "text,softbreak", | |||
| formality = formality, | |||
| glossary_id = glossary_id, | |||
| ignore_tags = "code,code_block,curly,notranslate" | |||
| ignore_tags = "code,code_block,curly,math,notranslate" | |||
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because of this I had to re-record all fixtures 🙃
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| math_lines[4] | ||
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| [1] "E = m \\times c^2" |
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this actually looks good in the output file, but that's how the backslash has to be recorded here.
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Hi @maelle,
In #61 I proposed a way to deal with 1 and 2 (not very satisfying, I agree) by adding chararecters ( |
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@xtimbeau thanks!
Have you installed tinkr from my branch? Running
See my latest commit, I was working on that.
Any example I could use? |
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| How nice is this equation? Note that $\alpha=1$ and $b$ is not defined. | ||
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| $i_t = j_t$ |
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@xtimbeau I had added this.
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Ok, tinkr@one-char-math is working for one char equations (nice!)
And it is also working with multiple underscores (you're a magician)
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title: multiple underscore
description: equations in babeldown
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$e_t = e_{t-1} + \varepsilon_t$ une équation à `_` !
En bloc :
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e_t = e_{t-1} + \varepsilon_t
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Great! I'll merge this if the checks pass. Then you can report new bugs in the coming weeks 😸
Fix #60
Fix #61
Fix #64
Fix #65
@xtimbeau could you please have a look?