Open cben opened 10 years ago
That would be great! How about an offline-capable chrome app or extension that would be able work directly with local ("harddisk") files? Or at least be able to open and save as such
Yay, somebody actually uses mathdown! :-) [BTW, I'd love any and all feedback]
I must admit this is not high on my radar, especially not working with local files. You can always copy/paste to/from a local file but that's awkward and doesn't play nice with online changes by others. Right now you're better off with:
$inline$
and $$display$$
math syntax.git clone
a project and work locally in your latex editor of choice...Thanks for your detailed answer.
For now, I am interested in just a local, offline chrome app. I am trying stackedit at present (the git clone a project
you recommend is, well, a bit advanced stuff for me..)
Compared to stackedit, I like better your stronger emphasis on WYSIWYM inside the editor (i.e,, as per initial Markdown philosophy, it should be as readable as the output). Plus, who knows if and when stackedit will implement such in-place math rendering.
By the way, the best math/document editor I ever used is LYX. Maybe you can draw some inspiration from there :). (Unfortunately, it's not available for CromeOS, like on my chromebook)
Good luck!
I've now read http://alistapart.com/article/application-cache-is-a-douchebag, and must re-read it carefully if I get around to adding an app cache manifest. [Also, should ask for advice in Firebase/pad group!] My current (incomplete) understanding is:
?doc=previouslyUnseen
(via fallback mechanism). Nice.Given very limited time for mathdown (#172), I'm very unlikely to work on this.
index.html?doc=...
prevents caching of index.html for new documents.history.pushState()
might help, assuming you have one tab open.