Add support for all \mathXYZ and \symXYZ macros using multi-letter <mi>. (mathjax/MathJax#2595) #676
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…e multi-letter <mi> elements that are not auto-converted to OP elements. (mathjax/MathJax#2595)
…duced automatically.
This was referenced Apr 1, 2021
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Yes, that is one of the reasons I worked harder to get the multi-character |
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This PR adds support for multi-character
<mi>elements when they are inside\mathrm,\mathbf, etc., and adds support for all the\mathXYZand\symXYZmacros, so that all MathML variants can be produced. This has been discussed extensively in mathjax/MathJax#2595, and this is the solution that we agreed on.This also corrects an error in the variant names in the serialized output, and modifies the
autoOPsupport to only turn normal variants into operators automatically (like<mi>sin</mi>), not the ones created via\mathXYZ{}.Resolves issue mathjax/MathJax#2595.