Closed sibelius closed 5 years ago
You can put the words in quotes to treat them as a unit of text:
2("ind") + 3("comum")
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019, Sibelius Seraphini wrote:
tylerlong/asciimath-to-latex#5
I'd like to have a formula like this:
2(ind) + 3(comum)
but the result is this:
2⋅(∈d)+3⋅(coμm)
is there a syntax to avoid parsing ind and comum ?
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https://github.com/tylerlong/asciimath-to-latex/issues/5
I'd like to have a formula like this:
but the result is this:
is there a syntax to avoid parsing
ind
andcomum
?