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Markdown Math Intellisense

Markdown Math Intellisense

StefanoDeVuono

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An extension for Visual Studio Code that provides intellisense for math in markdown files.
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VSCode Markdown Math Intellisense Extension

Overview

This VSCode extension provides specialized support for working with LaTeX embedded in markdown files. It offers intelligent autocompletion and handles virtual documents to enhance your editing experience.

Features

  1. Intelligent Autocompletion:
    • James-Yu's LaTeX-Workshop provides robust autocompletion feature that triggers suggestions within math blocks based on specific characters. By default, these include \\, ., :, and a user-defined LaTeX trigger. This is particularly useful for users working with LaTeX while in markdown speeding up note taking for math and math-related subjects.

Usage

  1. Activating the Extension:

    • The extension activates automatically when VSCode starts, registering the necessary providers to manage virtual documents and autocompletion.
  2. Customizing Autocompletion:

    • Users can configure the LaTeX autocompletion trigger through the latex-workshop settings in VSCode. This allows for a customized experience tailored to your specific needs.

Configuration

  • LaTeX Autocompletion Trigger:
    • The trigger for LaTeX autocompletion can be customized in the VSCode settings under latex-workshop. This allows you to define which characters should trigger suggestions.

Requirements

  • This extension requires James-Yu's LaTeX-Workshop extension.

Installation

To install the extension, download it from the VSCode marketplace. The extension will activate automatically, providing the features described above.

Contribution

Feel free to contribute to the development of this extension. Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. To set up the development environment:

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Run npm install to install dependencies.
  3. Open the project in VSCode and start debugging.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT Licence.

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