I have a common use case in my notation to use an underscore symbol. The way to type this is with a \_. When I do this, Quick Latex reads it as if I'm adding a subscript to a variable and automatically completes it to \_{}.
Can a small fix be added to ignore autobracketing of subscripts if the underscore is preceded by a backslash? The autobracketing is extremely useful when I do indeed intend to write a subscript, so it's not something I want to turn off.
This is not a serious issue, as putting nothing in the brackets still renders the underscore correctly.
I have a common use case in my notation to use an underscore symbol. The way to type this is with a
\_. When I do this, Quick Latex reads it as if I'm adding a subscript to a variable and automatically completes it to\_{}.Can a small fix be added to ignore autobracketing of subscripts if the underscore is preceded by a backslash? The autobracketing is extremely useful when I do indeed intend to write a subscript, so it's not something I want to turn off.
This is not a serious issue, as putting nothing in the brackets still renders the underscore correctly.