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I am trying to do add the following replacement to the shorthand list:
tdiag:\begin{CD} A @>f>> B\\ @. {_{\rlap{\ g\circ f}}\style{display: inline-block; transform: rotate(30deg)}{{\xrightarrow[\rule{4em}{0em}]{}}}} @VVgV\\ @. D \end{CD};
However, the ":" after display seems to be causing an issue with parsing. When doing replacement, nothing after "display" is included. Is there a way to allow parsing-related characters like ":" in the replacement string?
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I have made some changes to allow for ":" in custom shorthand, by using ":::" as the delimiter instead of ":".
However, to allow backward compatibility, the usual ":" delimiter still works, when there is no ":::" in the parameter.
Which means that, to have ":" inside the snippet, one will need to change all ":" in the original parameter into ":::".
I am trying to do add the following replacement to the shorthand list:
However, the ":" after display seems to be causing an issue with parsing. When doing replacement, nothing after "display" is included. Is there a way to allow parsing-related characters like ":" in the replacement string?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: