[edanm]

This is really awesome, I'm going to be trying it out over the next few days. I'm by no means a Latex expert, but it seems like it could make writing Latex a bit faster and more wysiwyig-ish.

One question - if I want to write a^(b+c), I'll normally write in latex: a^{b+c} to group the b+c as part of the power. I can't figure out how to do the same in the editor - if I write in a^b+c, anything after the "b" will go back down and will no longer be superscripted.

[dorfsmay]

Have you used LyX?

https://www.lyx.org/

[edanm]

No, but this has inspired me to check it out. I only started used Latex recently.

[buiducnha]

Hi, that's intentional, because we see that most of the time superscript input is only one character, you can press arrow left to go back and input more characters.

Maybe in future I should have a setting to turn off that feature/behavior.

Thanks.

[edanm]

OK I feel a bit silly because I didn't realize you could just press left and go back to editing it. It's not even unintuitive, this is exactly the behavior of e.g. grapher, which I use all the time, I really have no excuse.

[tuananh]

hi,

it looks like a very polished product. congrats on releasing.

[Tade0]

Type \power.