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This is really awesome, I'm going to be trying it out over the next few days. I'm by no means a Latex expert, but it seems like it could make writing Latex a bi
by edanm 9y ago
This is really awesome, I'm going to be trying it out over the next few days. I'm by no means a Latex expert, but it seems like it could make writing Latex a bit faster and more wysiwyig-ish.
One question - if I want to write a^(b+c), I'll normally write in latex: a^{b+c} to group the b+c as part of the power. I can't figure out how to do the same in the editor - if I write in a^b+c, anything after the "b" will go back down and will no longer be superscripted.
- dorfsmay 9y agoHave you used LyX? https://www.lyx.org/ https://www.lyx.org/
- edanm 9y agoNo, but this has inspired me to check it out. I only started used Latex recently.
- Tade0 9y agoType \power.
- buiducnha 9y agoHi, that's intentional, because we see that most of the time superscript input is only one character, you can press arrow left to go back and input more characters. Maybe in future I should have a setting to turn off that feature/behavior. Thanks.
- tuananh 9y agohi, it looks like a very polished product. congrats on releasing.
- edanm 9y agoOK I feel a bit silly because I didn't realize you could just press left and go back to editing it. It's not even unintuitive, this is exactly the behavior of e.g. grapher, which I use all the time, I really have no excuse.