Re: Unexpected behavior with inline latex
That was it! I have a script to try and scrape aliases for me, and
deactivating it solves the problem. Many thanks : ]
On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 2:11 PM, Michael Tatge wrote:
> * On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 01:37PM +0200 Patrick Sanan (patrick.sa...@gmail.com)
> muttered:
>> I'm trying to track down some unexpected behavior.
>> The body of an email which produces this behavior for me is on the next line:
>> {\cal This does not display
>
> Works here. Maybe some display filter on your side?
>
> Michael
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Re: Unexpected behavior with inline latex
* On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 01:37PM +0200 Patrick Sanan (patrick.sa...@gmail.com)
muttered:
> I'm trying to track down some unexpected behavior.
> The body of an email which produces this behavior for me is on the next line:
> {\cal This does not display
Works here. Maybe some display filter on your side?
Michael
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Unexpected behavior with inline latex
I'm trying to track down some unexpected behavior. I can reproduce by
sending myself an email with body as below. When reading the email
again in mutt, only the first bracket is displayed. If I look at the
email with a different viewer (the gmail website) then it appears as
expected.
The body of an email which produces this behavior for me is on the next line:
{\cal This does not display
