Latex Cloze Plugin

[Lawrence Dubowitz]

Hi there,

Firstly a big thank you for publishing this application!

Would it be possible to obtain a version of the Cloze plugin specifically for Latex; i.e instead of wrapping the cloze in standard brackets [] could it wrap them in inline latex brackets <$[...]</$> so as to better display/format the cloze representation of the equation?

i.e [<$>{\sin ^2}\theta </$>] [<$>+</$>] [<$>{\cos ^2}\theta </$>] <$> \equiv </$> [<$>1</$>]

Thanks,

Lawrence

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

This is not that straightforward to implement, as then you would need to analyse the entire field to make sure if it's appropriate to render '[...]' using latex or not.

However, feel free to submit this to our uservoice forum, so that people can vote for it.

Cheers,

Peter

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[Lawrence Dubowitz]

Thanks for the quick reply Peter