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As part of what I do with Markdown, I have to parse the Markdown itself, token by token. For text, I normally just use the token's content.
However, in TeX code within Markdown, parsing breaks due to backslashes in the TeX being interpreted as escapes. For example, the code
$1+1 \, = 2$
Will be parsed as
$1 + 1 , = 2$
Producing a comma in the rendered TeX, when \, should be a 'small space'.
I'm not sure if this is even within scope of this package, but if this plugin could adjust the parsing so that escapes don't break the TeX that'd be amazing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As part of what I do with Markdown, I have to parse the Markdown itself, token by token. For text, I normally just use the token's content.
However, in TeX code within Markdown, parsing breaks due to backslashes in the TeX being interpreted as escapes. For example, the code
$1+1 \, = 2$
Will be parsed as
$1 + 1 , = 2$
Producing a comma in the rendered TeX, when
\,
should be a 'small space'.I'm not sure if this is even within scope of this package, but if this plugin could adjust the parsing so that escapes don't break the TeX that'd be amazing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: