Closed ohhmm closed 7 years ago
@ohhmm I can't use js frameworks :(
So you want Wikitext/LaTeX parsing in TDesktop?
To copy formulas from wikipedia and math.stackexchange.com websites. I thought Telegram use QML in which case I imagined JS and MathML. Wolfram bot allows formula editing. Can it be useful?
@ohhmm Telegram doesn't use QML 😔
Wolfram bot allows formula editing. Can it be useful?
Or just use bot platform :) https://t.me/LatexBot can be helpful too.
Why do you need this feature? I don't think it's useful for most people. So it'll be a bloat if added to core. Bots are the way to do it.
why do I need to copy a text with image from web? it bloats source code! lets show images through bots with pseudo graphics! Bots are the way to do such staff.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/e1/87/c2/e187c26bea08057f7507b4520b221dd8--simpsons-cartoon-simpsons-quotes.jpg - sorry, was unable to show here the image other way in cozy way. You see, I was thinking about downloading the image to attach it here to see if it show it then but it was too hard to do. And then "Hay, I can type this text here!"
RetroShare use QML anyway. Maybe someGSOC someone will implement it in single day in RetroShare. Thank you guys, sorry for bothering.
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Steps to reproduce
or from https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/2282740/extrapolate-a-sum-using-partial-sums-at-powers-of-two
Expected behaviour
Expected to use same JS framework as stackexchange or Wikipedia uses to preserve formulas.
Actual behaviour
for stackexchange it almost works
Configuration
Windows
Version of Telegram Desktop: 1.1.18
Used theme: default
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