Change align environment cell alignment order#64
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Change align environment cell alignment order#64ryangr-texthelp wants to merge 4 commits intoLearnosity:align-fix-cursor-in-top-rowfrom
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I realised after I made the PR that there is another branch If you're happy with the changes in this PR, I took a fork of that branch and made the same changes. I really do think you're onto something here with the implementation of |
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I have been looking at the great work happening in the
matrixandalignbranches here and thought we could make some slight improvements to the way this works?AFAIK, the cells in an align environment are just ordered
{rlrlrl....}, it doesn't create a centrally aligned cell for=.I don't think
&=is a special character which requires it's own parsing, it's just an&denoting a new cell and the first character in that cell is an=. In that way, if we assume an align === a matrix and change the CSS accordingly I think we can get some very accurate results (see updatedvisual.htmltests). I've taken some samples from Wikibooks and other areas around the web.These changes allow for multiple equations on one line, to be able to modify the alignment character and also to continue using Shift+Spacebar to add a new cell.