Closed truebluepl closed 10 months ago
The correct syntax is #? \atopwithdelims\{. #?
: the \atopwithdelims
command needs two delimiters. If you only need one, you must use a .
to indicate an empty delimiter, otherwise the #?
is interpreted as the right delimiter. Also, you don't need braces around the #?
.
Yes! Now it works perfect. Thank you.
Current behaviour: Keycap with latex syntax: "{#?}\atopwithdelims\{{#?}" is displayed and prints bracket with only one squared placeholder, but there is editable place for second line in the matfield.
Expected behaviour: There should be two squared placeholder in the mathfield and displayed in the label.