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In math mode, if I write _\delta or _{\delta}, the conceal will render as Unicode subscripts "elta", while \d seems to be treated as an macro and is hidden. As far as I know there is a Unicode character for subscript delta. Other greek letters seem fine (for the ones I use).
Steps to reproduce
Just write _\delta or put \delta in any part of a subscript enclosed by braces _{}, in math mode of course.
Expected behavior
Either concealed with a Unicode subscript delta, or at least render \delta as plain Unicode delta.
Actual behavior
It's rendered as subscript "elta" with "\d" part hidden
Do you use a latexmkrc file?
No
VimtexInfo
It should be a simple syntax file bug so VimtexInfo shouldn't matter here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yes you are right about subscript delta. My bad (I have some font config file that I looked up wrong). I just updated and it works fine now (normal delta works for me)! Thank you!
Description
In math mode, if I write
_\delta
or_{\delta}
, the conceal will render as Unicode subscripts "elta", while\d
seems to be treated as an macro and is hidden. As far as I know there is a Unicode character for subscript delta. Other greek letters seem fine (for the ones I use).Steps to reproduce
Just write
_\delta
or put\delta
in any part of a subscript enclosed by braces_{}
, in math mode of course.Expected behavior
Either concealed with a Unicode subscript delta, or at least render \delta as plain Unicode delta.
Actual behavior
It's rendered as subscript "elta" with "\d" part hidden
Do you use a latexmkrc file?
No
VimtexInfo
It should be a simple syntax file bug so VimtexInfo shouldn't matter here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: