Watal M. Iwasaki

+1. But this issue has already been reported in #484 and #526. An attempt to fix it seems to be done in #532. Can you review the PR and give...

Now `\\[ ... \\]` and `\begin{equation} ... \end{equation}` are properly recognized. (I noticed that one more backslash is needed in Markdown so that it is translated into `\[ ... \]`...

Please take your time. I am happy with using my branch on Atom for the time being. I guess the matching order is not the only problem here because the...

I may be a bit confused. Given that we need to write `\\[` in Markdown to generate `\[` in HTML, I am happy with what I get from this PR...

Oh, I didn't know that pandoc has such options. How does pandoc process equations? I am using Hugo/Blackfriday for HTML generation, and MathJax for equation rendering. Hence for me it...

> Supporting $$...$$ is a must because that's the standard Pandoc way to write display math. Got it. > Does Blackfriday implement those at all? No. Blackfriday knows nothing about...

OK, I have just added simple ones: `align|equation|multline|split|gather`. It is consistent with [language-latex](https://github.com/area/language-latex/blob/2447b74978e2584e610e14d956c1c41cc1b8c7ab/grammars/latex.cson#L1424). I excluded `alignat|aligned|gathered` because they seem to be complicated and require one more argument like `\begin{alignat}{2}`.

I like the idea, and it seems to be a powerful and beautiful solution, but far beyond my ability and resource.

Yes, I think I see your point. I mean considering the side effects of including whole language-latex functions will be much harder than keeping math block grammars by ourselves. LaTeX...

It is written in the first page of "Short Math Guide for LaTeX" from http://www.ams.org/publications/authors/tex/amslatex but their FTP server seems not working now. Here is my copy: [short-math-guide.pdf](https://github.com/burodepeper/language-markdown/files/1266708/short-math-guide.pdf). Also I...