\binom command

Hi @ForNeVeR

Happy New Year.

I’m programming some math assignments regarding vectors, and would appreciate, if your code could do this: \vec{n} = \binom{2}{3} showing this

Right now I am using \vec{n} = \left( \frac{2}{3}\right) showing this

but that is just a work around and surely not the best way.

Kind regards. Troels Christensen

[ForNeVeR]

@troelschristensen, for your information: I’ve just merged #155 (thanks to our great contributors).

For now, you’ll be able to create the markup you need with \vec{n}=\left(\matrix{1\\2}\right):

I’ll publish a fresh release that includes this feature soon (in 24h).

There’re plans to add a \binom command, too, but maybe in the next version (so I won’t close the issue yet) 😃

[ForNeVeR]

@troelschristensen why exactly are you asking? If you need a new version with the stuff already in master (a couple of minor bug fixes mostly), then I could package it right now.

If you’re interested in a version that will include \matrix support (and thus you’ll be able to use vectors, even if not with \binom command), then I’ve planned it to be finished till 1th of August.

But, you know, WPF-Math is open-source and I’m working on it out of pure altruism, so it could be delayed (even if I try to not do that).