Closed mathematicswizard closed 1 week ago
A student of mine has this potential bug. He enters an expression in propositional calculus like this:
But when he escapes it to look at the latex "in the back" he gets this:
\neg(p\rightarrow\negq)\rightarrow(r\rightarrow\negs)
Where there is no space between \neg and q and \neg and s. If I would have entered this latex directly this is what I would have get:
The issue is not clear to my on how and why this is happening.
A student of mine has this potential bug. He enters an expression in propositional calculus like this:![image](https://github.com/arnog/mathlive/assets/89847404/4adf7c9d-9692-4a16-847a-055f6523b3f4)
But when he escapes it to look at the latex "in the back" he gets this:![image](https://github.com/arnog/mathlive/assets/89847404/b4c8c279-eb8b-41d0-80f5-b99672ee0f6c)
\neg(p\rightarrow\negq)\rightarrow(r\rightarrow\negs)
Where there is no space between \neg and q and \neg and s. If I would have entered this latex directly this is what I would have get:![image](https://github.com/arnog/mathlive/assets/89847404/88ef806d-55ad-4255-81df-22077e878d60)
The issue is not clear to my on how and why this is happening.