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KaTeX and MathJax documentations mostly list mathematical symbols instead of actual typesetting commands. Typst supports symbols as well, they just aren't consi
by flexagoon 3y ago
KaTeX and MathJax documentations mostly list mathematical symbols instead of actual typesetting commands. Typst supports symbols as well, they just aren't considered to be "math commands", so obviously they aren't on the "math commands" page of the documentation.
https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/sym/ https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/sym/
(And, of course, you can easily define a command for any other Unicode symbol)
Certain formatting stuff like hats above letters etc. is also supported, but for those things that aren't, it's really easy to define them due to Typst being a complete programming language.