The mm0 extension currently shows up in VScode's settings menu as "Example Configuration" instead of by name. Also the default executable path still points to mm0-hs, but it looks like cd66408 made mm0-rs the default server.
The doc change reflects the Delimiter::LeftRight/Delimiter::Both distinction, which I was confused by before looking at the parser. There's a bit of a discrepancy in that mm0-rs will accept mm0 files with two math-strings of delimiters, but mm0-hs will reject such a file with something like Error at line 1 column 30: Parse error: TokFormula " ) } , ", so I may have been wrong in insinuating that this is a change from mm0.
The mm0 extension currently shows up in VScode's settings menu as "Example Configuration" instead of by name. Also the default executable path still points to mm0-hs, but it looks like cd66408 made mm0-rs the default server.
The doc change reflects the
Delimiter::LeftRight/Delimiter::Both
distinction, which I was confused by before looking at the parser. There's a bit of a discrepancy in that mm0-rs will accept mm0 files with two math-strings of delimiters, but mm0-hs will reject such a file with something likeError at line 1 column 30: Parse error: TokFormula " ) } , "
, so I may have been wrong in insinuating that this is a change from mm0.