pspad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JoĂŤl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Jan, In case you still have doubts about latex formula, have a look there: http://www.math.uiuc.edu/~hildebr/tex/course/intro2.html You will find confirmation that ($ ... $) has no special meaning in latex, it just means that a formula defined by $ ... $ is enclosed inside parenthesis (and the parenthesis should not be highlighted !). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Math mode will be marked by ($ ... $) and parenthensis will not be highlighted as formula. Is it correct? There must be something, what make a differences between $ in text and $ what starts formula. E.g. text: May 212 $ 100 $ if formula starts with single $ only, PSPad will mark text inside $ as formula -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Math mode will be marked by $ ... $ only (exactly in the same way as strings are defined by " ... " in C), without any parenthesis. Parenthesis have nothing to do with formula nor highlighting, they are just text used to put a formula inside parenthesis just like you would do in any word processor. In LaTeX, $ alone is only used to define a formula, if you need to type the $ sign you have to use \$ like for example : May 212 \$ 100 \$. So $ always open a formula excepted if there is a \ just before $. I hope this is clear !! I am Sorry, my english is quite poor and it is probably sometimes difficult to understand exactly what I want to say !!! JoĂŤl -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?6,41714,41752> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
