Jacques Distler
Jacques Distler
The LaTeX renderer does not require `itex2mml`.
`to_s` and `to_markdown` are not even _implement_ (at least, not for real). `to_s5`, on the other hand, is both fully implemented and very useful.
The (OpenBSD) [manpage](https://man.openbsd.org/pfctl.8) on pfctl says: > To kill one specific state by its state key (as shown by pfctl -s state), use the key modifier. > To kill a...
Arguably, itex2MML does it wrong (or, at least, differently): `a'` is rendered as ~~~~~ a′ ~~~~~ (that is, the "′" is treated as an accent/modifier, rather than as a superscript)....
(And, of course, TeXZilla currently follows itex2MML in this regard.)
> It's more complicated than I thought at first. Welcome to my world. Trying to infer correct semantics from LaTeX input is a fiendishly difficult task. And it's not just...
Have you looked at `WikiReferences::pages_redirected_to`? Does it not do what you want? I *think* your complaint is that `WikiReferences::pages_that_include` is not computed recursively (or, possibly, that it does not handle...
Just to be clear, inclusion of redirected pages is not allowed. * Page A redirects for B. * On page C, `[[!include A]]` is allowed, but `[[!include B]]` is not.
Out of curiousity, what (La)TeX constructs, that you like to use, are supported in MathJax, but not in itex2MML ?
Not that this addresses your other issues, but ~~~~~ $\mathrel{⟜}$ ~~~~~ is perfectly fine itex input (for stupid architectural reasons, itex2MML is restricted to ASCII input, hence the NCR).