Closed mayurankv closed 2 years ago
hi @mayurankv !
sorry, I don't seem to be able to replicate the issue you are facing. on my machine, typing \vec{x} followed by the underscore creates only one underscore.
Ah, it turns out that I had automatic pairing of markdown syntax (so _ and *) on in obsidian as a whole. I realised I never really use this feature outside math blocks anyway since I use Cmd I and Cmd B for italics and bold anyway so I've just turned it off and that now works for me! Thanks!
Hi, just want to say thank you so much for the plugin! It makes using obsidian for maths not only bearable but very flowing.
I have a slight issue which is after using curly brackets {} (for example $\vec{x}$), then using the underscore character _ creates a pair of underscores as I would expect in the normal obsidian editor but within the latex delimiters, I would expect just one to be inserted as it is when inserted after for example $x$. This also creates an issue with the automatic enclosing of things following the underscore since where $x2$ goes to $x{2}$ and $\vec{x}2$ goes to $\vec{x}{2}$, with the double insertion and blindly typing onwards, $\vec{x}$ goes to $\vec{x}2$ which goes to $\vec{x}2}{$ which is definitely not desired behaviour (and means one has to go back to fix the resulting mess breaking the flow of typing) nor can I see a ruleset which would cause this.
This would be completely solved by not pairing _ characters within the latex delimiters I believe!