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Hi Joris,

As for "such as using a mathematical primitive in text mode", I see that
TeXmacs tolerates them (I myself made such mistakes before, but it is something that
should be corrected). I am not sure whether it is a good idea to tolerate such errors
in TeXmacs. It might be better that TeXmacs will warn the user about this kind of
errors?

Best wishes,
Frank

On 5/7/21, TeXmacs wrote:

Hi Frank,

For a systematic export tool, it is better to be redundant than
as tight as possible, but occasionally buggy.

The LaTeX export should be robust with respect to user errors,
such as using a mathematical primitive in text mode.
In my test files, such errors are rare, but they occur,
and we don't want them to break the conversion.

Best wishes, --Joris



On Fri, May 07, 2021 at 05:30:27PM +0200, Frank wrote:

Dear all,

I spotted that the tex file converted from TeXmacs is filled with
\ensuremath{\operatorname{...}}. I wonder why the \ensuremath is needed. This
seems redundant in my document.

Best wishes,
Frank

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• TeXmacs: why is \ensuremath needed for conversion to LaTeX, Frank, 05/07/2021
  • Re: TeXmacs: why is \ensuremath needed for conversion to LaTeX, TeXmacs, 05/07/2021
    • Re: TeXmacs: why is \ensuremath needed for conversion to LaTeX, Frank, 05/07/2021

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