Han Seoul-Oh
Han Seoul-Oh
@eoghanmcilwaine: my thoughts are that your code looks like a great, well-written, useful hack, but one big aim I have on the `dev` branch is to reduce divergence from "canonical"...
Just to add a little warmth: everyone, thanks for your interest in MathQuill, I'm excited just knowing people care enough to comment on these issues! :smile: I really want MathQuill...
Crap, you might be experiencing #435
The hard part is integrating with the HTML5 UndoManager, which I don't actually know anything about but I'm guessing researching the browser bugs and partial implementations is gonna be a...
Yeah, having JavaScript fragments in our Makefile...that is pretty first-try-y. Not that I have a better idea
Apparently, under some conditions, `document.write()` rewrites the entire page, rather than just inserting some HTML (seriously). Could that happen if MathQuill with this change is loaded asynchronously, for example? A...
When it rewrites the page has nothing to do with what's being written, it's something about when the page is done loading. Try `document.write('lol!')` in the JS console, right here
(You might be thinking of advice to write "balanced subtrees", i.e., to close all your tags so the browser can just insert a DOM node rather than reparsing from scratch,...
uh, did you spell it correctly?
it should Tab-complete