Uwe Brauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I just tried to use it for wikipedia files since the documentation
> states it will work also for wikipedia markup.
Yep.
> It should be in _one_ line, <math>\int </math>
Thanks, I only used it with one-line stuff (longlines.el). I think
this new regexp can match multiple lines
(let ((re
"\\$+\\(\\(?:\\\\\\$\\|[^$]\\)+?\\)\\$+\\|<math>\\(\\(?:.\\|\n\\)*?\\)</math>\\|@math{\\([^}]+?\\)}"))
> The same error occurred for $\int$
You might have to be careful where you've got point. If it's just
before or just after a "$" then I take that $ as the start of the
maths. That's an imperfect rule, but $ as both start and end makes
the syntax a bit ambiguous. Perhaps immediately before a $ should be
taken to be the end, ie. point on the inside, if you know what I mean.
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