When I write specific subscripts in pandoc-markdown some characters do not get concealed the way I expect them to do. It is specifically notable that the concealing works fine in *.tex files but not in a markdown file with pandoc-syntax activated.
Below I included an exmaplatory behaviour that shows the unexpected result.
As an example this is just a simple math environment where I want to subscript a theta-symbol with an i.
\[ \theta_i \]
Actual concealed appearance
When concealing is run by the pandoc plugin (filetype is pandoc), the \theta does not get concealed with the unicode-symbol.
\thetaᵢ
Expected concealed appearance (respectively the way it is concealed in a *.tex file)
I would expect the theta of course to render as the unicode-theta symbol. Which it does when I define the above example within a *.tex where the filetype is tex.
When I write specific subscripts in pandoc-markdown some characters do not get concealed the way I expect them to do. It is specifically notable that the concealing works fine in
*.texfiles but not in a markdown file with pandoc-syntax activated.Below I included an exmaplatory behaviour that shows the unexpected result.
Setup
Example (unconcealed appearance)
As an example this is just a simple math environment where I want to subscript a theta-symbol with an
i.Actual concealed appearance
When concealing is run by the pandoc plugin (filetype is
pandoc), the\thetadoes not get concealed with the unicode-symbol.Expected concealed appearance (respectively the way it is concealed in a
*.texfile)I would expect the theta of course to render as the unicode-theta symbol. Which it does when I define the above example within a
*.texwhere the filetype istex.