Closed zcysxy closed 2 years ago
Weird! I'll try to look into this when I have time.
Do you know whether this happens with any other symbols?
I tested common greek letters and math symbols, and found another one: \otimes
.
Unlike wrong syntax or unsupported packages like \mathbb
, which break the output image, \Omega
and \otimes
take up some space but are not rendered.
Thanks, that was useful info!
It turns out that \Omega and \otimes were represented by the "soft hyphen" character in unicode, which is invisible. I came up with a hacky workaround where I patch the fonts and move the soft hyphen glyph to a different character.
This is now solved in 0.4.0.
A super weird bug 🤣:
\Omega
is not rendered. A minimal working example:The result is $x\omega\Gamma$, the $\Omega$ is missing 😂