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So wait, just so that I understand: This would be for editors that input unicode greek letters, and preTeX should compile them to \alpha etc? But you seem to su
by s9w 12y ago
So wait, just so that I understand: This would be for editors that input unicode greek letters, and preTeX should compile them to \alpha etc? But you seem to suggest the opposite. Care to explain?
- ahstilde 12y agoIt looks like he wants a way to go from \alpha and \int to their respective symbols. But isn't that just LaTeX?
- jpfr 12y agoSure. The modern TeXs (xetex, luatex) take unicode input. Also for math. That makes the text even nicer looking. But most editors are inconvenient for finding the right characters.
- s9w 12y agoOh now I get it. Yeah I guess every editor that allows for greek input also provides a way for compile-time translation to latex? But if there's still a wish for unicode->latex transformations just open an issue, I'll have look at it