Newline @"\\" and @\longrightarrow breaks
See original GitHub issueStringbuilder postupak; double mean, sumaFi;
//few lines of code
postupak.Append(mean);
postupak.Append(@"\\ "); //it breaks here, without it works correctly
postupak.Append(@"Q_{1} = \frac{\sum_{i}^N f_{i}}{4} = \frac{");
postupak.Append(sumaFi);
postupak.Append(@"}{4} = ");
postupak.Append(sumaFi / 4);
postupak.Append(@" \longrightarrow Q_{1} = "); //it breaks here, without it works correctly
Am i using commands wrong or is it a bug ?
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Try
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I have already published 0.9.0 with working
\\
, a few hours ago.For supported TeX symbols, you could skim through
Though I suddenly (!) realized that it’s a very good idea to publish a list of supported symbols somewhere. Will create a separate issue, thanks!