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I am trying to use your scripts (more specifically the function arqmath_post_read_html5_worker), but it does not correctly parses some strings. For example, the string
<p> ...which has the simple parametrization <spanclass="math-container" id="q_228">$$(x,y)=\\left(t^{1/t},t\\right),\\qquad0<t<\\infty.$$</span> Component 2 is a path between the points ... </p>
Should extract the formula: $$(x,y)= \left(t^{1/t},t\right), \qquad0 < t < \infty.$$ (which correspondes to the raw string $$(x,y)=\\left(t^{1/t},t\\right),\\qquad0<t<\\infty.$$
However, the resulting raw string is actually: $$(x,y)=\\left(t^{1/t},t\\right),\\qquad0$$
I suspect that this is happening, because of the < symbol inside the equation, which is actually being interpreted as the opening of an HTML tag.
Am I doing something wrong or this is indeed a bug?
I appreciate any help.
Cheers :)
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I am trying to use your scripts (more specifically the function
arqmath_post_read_html5_worker
), but it does not correctly parses some strings. For example, the stringShould extract the formula:$$(x,y)= \left(t^{1/t},t\right), \qquad0 < t < \infty.$$ (which correspondes to the raw string
$$(x,y)=\\left(t^{1/t},t\\right),\\qquad0<t<\\infty.$$
However, the resulting raw string is actually:
$$(x,y)=\\left(t^{1/t},t\\right),\\qquad0$$
I suspect that this is happening, because of the
<
symbol inside the equation, which is actually being interpreted as the opening of an HTML tag.Am I doing something wrong or this is indeed a bug?
I appreciate any help.
Cheers :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: