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If I have a function within a module and want to call it, I get the following output:
julia> module Foo foo(a, b) = 1 + b end Main.Foo julia> using Latexify julia> @latexdefine c = Foo.foo(4, 5) L"$c = \mathrm{\mathrm{Foo}\left( foo \right)}\left( 4, 5 \right) = 6$"
This can not be parsed in both jupyter and pluto. Is there a way I can get something more like: L"$c = \mathrm{Foo.foo}\left( 4, 5 \right) = 6$"
L"$c = \mathrm{Foo.foo}\left( 4, 5 \right) = 6$"
This also happens when trying to access fields in objects and it would be nice to see it similarly.
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If I have a function within a module and want to call it, I get the following output:
This can not be parsed in both jupyter and pluto. Is there a way I can get something more like:
L"$c = \mathrm{Foo.foo}\left( 4, 5 \right) = 6$"
This also happens when trying to access fields in objects and it would be nice to see it similarly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: