If $$T$$ is the time required to insert/remove an element, then this is $$O(V + ET)$$
As soon as I type $$, a matching closing pair appears afterwards. However, after I type T there is no easy way to get to the other side of this closing pair so I can keep writing - I have to find the arrow key or use the mouse.
Feature implementation
After typing T in the line above, I would intuitively expect typing $$ to overwrite the closing pair, not insert further latex tags. This matches with the behaviour of backlinking in Roam - if I write [[graphs]], typing the ]] at the end overwrites the closing pair that appears.
I would also expect to be able to press Tab to skip to after the closing latex tags, again just as I can with backlinks.
Exiting from a latex block is not frictionless
Assume I'm writing the following line:
If $$T$$ is the time required to insert/remove an element, then this is $$O(V + ET)$$
As soon as I type
$$
, a matching closing pair appears afterwards. However, after I typeT
there is no easy way to get to the other side of this closing pair so I can keep writing - I have to find the arrow key or use the mouse.Feature implementation
After typing
T
in the line above, I would intuitively expect typing$$
to overwrite the closing pair, not insert further latex tags. This matches with the behaviour of backlinking in Roam - if I write[[graphs]]
, typing the]]
at the end overwrites the closing pair that appears.I would also expect to be able to press Tab to skip to after the closing latex tags, again just as I can with backlinks.