Hello!
While testing pytexit 0.4.0 with Python 3.13.6, I noticed that the example in the user guide:
py2tex("a_sub^super")
is described as converting "sub" to a subscript and "super" to a superscript.
However, the current output is:
a_{sub}\operatorname{xor}super
which seems to interpret "^" as XOR instead of a superscript.
I'm not sure whether this is intended behavior or whether the documentation needs to be updated, but I wanted to report the inconsistency.
Thanks for maintaining this project!
Hello!
While testing pytexit 0.4.0 with Python 3.13.6, I noticed that the example in the user guide:
py2tex("a_sub^super")
is described as converting "sub" to a subscript and "super" to a superscript.
However, the current output is:
a_{sub}\operatorname{xor}super
which seems to interpret "^" as XOR instead of a superscript.
I'm not sure whether this is intended behavior or whether the documentation needs to be updated, but I wanted to report the inconsistency.
Thanks for maintaining this project!