Closed Doublonmousse closed 2 months ago
It is possible in julia to add a dot to variables doing \dot + <TAB> so that θ̇ and ẋ are valid variables.
\dot + <TAB>
θ̇
ẋ
But (probably because of unicode parsing), these dots are not parsed to a \dot command by Latexify.
\dot
Hence
(@latexify θ̇)
returns L"$θ̇$" and that renders weirdly
L"$θ̇$"
Same for other symbols :
(@latexify ẋ)
returns L"$\textnormal{\.{x}}$" and renders
L"$\textnormal{\.{x}}$"
It is possible in julia to add a dot to variables doing
\dot + <TAB>
so thatθ̇
andẋ
are valid variables.But (probably because of unicode parsing), these dots are not parsed to a
\dot
command by Latexify.Hence
returns
L"$θ̇$"
and that renders weirdlySame for other symbols :
returns
L"$\textnormal{\.{x}}$"
and renders