Typst is proposed to replace TeX, and one of major reason of Tex popularity among scientists is convinient math typing. Typst makes it even easier to type math, and I suppose that there will be many people waiting for offline editor to type math in a better way. Therefore, I think supporting math is an important issue. For now, however, typstudio considers anything between dollar signs as some kind of "string" with no highlighting or hints.
It is actually okay as it is W.I.P., but I want to mention that it is probably a highly desired feature (personally, that is the thing that stops me from using it right now). Besides, it is possibly worth mentioning at README that "Autocomplete" and "Syntax highlighting" are just partly implemented for now (to avoid misunderstanding, you are doing a great work anyway).
It was working for me if typing code in math (with "#"), yeah, but not math functions themselves. Probably, that was a local bug, I will get a look later.
Typst is proposed to replace TeX, and one of major reason of Tex popularity among scientists is convinient math typing. Typst makes it even easier to type math, and I suppose that there will be many people waiting for offline editor to type math in a better way. Therefore, I think supporting math is an important issue. For now, however,
typstudio
considers anything between dollar signs as some kind of "string" with no highlighting or hints.It is actually okay as it is W.I.P., but I want to mention that it is probably a highly desired feature (personally, that is the thing that stops me from using it right now). Besides, it is possibly worth mentioning at README that "Autocomplete" and "Syntax highlighting" are just partly implemented for now (to avoid misunderstanding, you are doing a great work anyway).