On Sun, Mar 09, 2003 at 04:30:34PM -0800, Axel Boldt wrote:
--- Tomasz Wegrzanowski
<taw(a)users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
Changes:
* cases envinonment supported
* \left and \right must be followed by delimiters, and must balance.
It could generate some parse errors on previously accepted
input. It could happen in two cases:
* this input was invalid latex anyway
* some valid delimiters is not on texvc's list
* \big \bigg \Big \Bigg supported (they must be followed by
delimiters)
* \ddots supported
Thanks, that is very much appreciated. A couple of things:
* [ and ] don't work with \Big; they work with \left/\right though. The
synonyms \lbrack and \rbrack should be supported.
* the input <math>\Bigg\mid abc \Bigg\mid</math> returns the same text,
without any TeX rendering.
* the absolute value symbol doesn't work after \left or \big, neither
in the form | nor in the form \vert (which should be supported).
All fixed. \Big [ in fact worked, it's just ] what is magical
(support for optional arguments in tex requires some magic,
I just forgot to cast proper spells on \Big)
\Bigg \mid throws syntax error now (what you saw was
IMG alt text - texvc accepted it thinking \mid is a delimiter,
while tex rejected it).
I would still wish for an eqnarray* environment, to
break long lines of
equations into separate lines.
You mean something like {matrix} but with left alignment instead
of centering or more than that ?
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Brion, please apply that patch.
Oh, and there's no need to copy texvc_test to all w/math/ directories.
It shouldn't even be built by default.