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kiwi0fruit

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    I'm interested in research direction of using code-data dual algothms that modify each other and form natural selection process to formally abstract notion of evolutional open-ende…

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    Comment #17256268

    Examples of input to output conversion see in this PDF: https://github.com/kiwi0fruit/sugartex/blob/master/examples/...

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    Comment #17178644

    Looks like it already have been implemented: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/28033/133525 I mean having any macros name you want, even Unicode. So you can even have \γ macros. But …

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    SugarTeX is tweakable. You can write your own Panflute Pandoc filter that additionally defines new non-standard replacements alike yet defined in SugarTeX. But I dont know if you n…

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    Comment #17178154

    Is it that bad? Have you tried to debug Markdown + LaTeX MathJax? Is it the same of differs? As for me it seems enough easy to debug each single math object. But I only used Markdo…

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    Comment #17177677

    NEW EXAMPLES ADDED ================== Examples of input to output conversion see in this PDF: https://github.com/kiwi0fruit/sugartex/blob/master/examples/...

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    I meant extension in sence that it's a LaTeX language extension to it's superset. There's no LaTeX package and I myself will not port it. SugarTeX is Pandoc/Markdown oriented proje…

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    Yep, this initially started as Pandoc filter that iterates over math elements and applies regex replacing. Then I switched to Panflute to iterate over math easier. And eventually a…

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    Comment #17176557

    Yep, such examples are needed... BTW: `mc\^2` gives mc²

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    Comment #17176452

    I'd better call it 'TeX-Sugarer', though. And yes it's possible to create it to import LaTeX to SugarTeX. SugarTeX completions is forked from latex-completions Atom package. I have…

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    Comment #17176431

    Not really. With that package you can type in LaTeX. But it's inherited behavior. I myself prefer type `\^:` to get vector superscript symbol, type `\^->` to get another vector sup…

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    My bad: I forget to tell about SugarTeX completions package for Atom. With it writing Unicode is lot faster and simple enough. https://atom.io/packages/sugartex-completions

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    Comment #17175867

    SugarTeX completions: https://atom.io/packages/sugartex-completions

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    Comment #17175858

    You are completely right. But I thought ``Both Python and Markdown are very readable languages. Unfortunately LaTeX is not like this. So I wrote SugaTeX extension+transpiler that i…

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    It needs indeed... I guess Unicode Math is a part of SugarTeX as every valid LaTeX is a valid SugarTeX (unless it has new SugarTeX meaning, otherwise it's a bug). Or maybe there's …

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    SugarTeX is a more readable LaTeX language extension and transcompiler to LaTeX. Designed to be used instead of $formula$ insertions to Markdown. I use Markdown with Python code bl…

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    Convenient and easily tweakable Atom+Markdown+Pandoc+Jupyter experience (can export to ipynb) ======================== (R Markdown alternative) Assume you want Jupyter notebook exp…

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    SugarTeX – more readable LaTeX language extension and transcompiler to LaTeX

    SugarTeX is a more readable LaTeX language extension and transcompiler to LaTeX. Designed to be used instead of $formula$ insertions to markdown. SugarTeX repo with description: ht…

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    Convenient and tweakable Atom+Markdown+Pandoc+Jupyter experience, export2ipynb

    In the proposed tool chain you: * Write Markdown in Atom (with all available packages that help much), * Insert Jupyter code cells and deploy via Hydrogen, * Apply any Pandoc or te…