Enivex
Enivex
Another example of this is that ```typ #str(decimal("1")/2) \ #str(decimal("1.0")/2) ``` renders as 
It gets much weirder ``` #for n in range(29) [ #n: #{decimal("1." + n*"0") / decimal("2." + n*"0")} #{decimal("1") / decimal("2." + n*"0")} #{decimal("1." + n*"0") / decimal("2.")} \ ]...
What makes you think that this is an issue with typst and not ghostscript?
That can still be a ghostscript issue
This should probably be in the Hayagriva repository @PgBiel
I suspect this may be the same issue as https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/3699 Edit: It may also be that the official CSL style hasn't been updated to reflect changes to the IEEE guidelines
> for a quick fix find and replace `et-al-min="7"` to `et-al-min="3"` in ieee.csl. Fixes the inline refs but bibliography references also changes to _et al_ after 3 authors. You can...
> > You can set separate styles for the bibliography and citations > > How? Cite and bibliography both have a style argument
I suspect that this is a font issue
You can. `#set sub(typographic: false)`