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LaTeX ? #7
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We do expect support for LaTex! I am not very familiar with the syntax so it might take some time for me to implement this support correctly. All languages should have the same issue unless it's a pure text only. |
Latex is a widely used markup language in universities, so grammarly
support would have a big impact. Especially for students.
There are various tools to remove the markup. Export to rtf is one.
Here are a couple of others. I'm not sure which one is most convenient for
you.
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/252203/tex-to-plain-text-or-doc
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We do expect support for LaTex! I am not very familiar with the syntax so
it might take some time for me to implement this support correctly. All
languages should have the same issue unless it's a pure text only.
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Here's a plugin that seems to do the job for the overleaf online version of
latex:
https://github.com/robindijkhof/overleaf-textarea
On Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 7:15 AM Bas Spitters <[email protected]>
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… Latex is a widely used markup language in universities, so grammarly
support would have a big impact. Especially for students.
There are various tools to remove the markup. Export to rtf is one.
Here are a couple of others. I'm not sure which one is most convenient for
you.
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/252203/tex-to-plain-text-or-doc
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> it might take some time for me to implement this support correctly. All
> languages should have the same issue unless it's a pure text only.
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detex comes already in the (La)TeX distributions, so I think we can verify if we can called it (if distribution is installed) and then call it on the buffer string |
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This looks excellent. Did you consider supporting latex? Perhaps via RTF.
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