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> We would need to copy and paste a unicode symbol from docs/google or memorise unicode code and use the Ctrl+Shift+u method everytime, right? There are various ways of inputing...

> Using the alpha characters instead definitely would be more consistent. The issue is that a capital alpha looks visually identical to a capital a. They're different codepoints, but still.

> > > Using the alpha characters instead definitely would be more consistent. > > > > The issue is that a capital alpha looks visually identical to a capital...

I don't think a future syntax sugar for simple tables is necessarily a bad idea, but it would require a lot of consideration.

See https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/1276 and https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/1322

I'd argue that warning by default is better for usability. Otherwise you'll have to add preamble to every single subfile (chapters e.g.) to compile them stand-alone.

This must be a very obscure way to denote Laplace transforms. Regardless, these are U+22B6 (Original Of) and U+22B7 (Image Of). You can use them directly with \u{} for the...

> Thanks a lot for the quick response! > > At my university they are used for laplace and fourier transfrom, but appearantly not generally - that's why I couldn't...

Just `original` and `image` would make the most sense. You shouldn't add shorthands.

Resolved by https://github.com/typst/typst/pull/4083