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Hi Giovanni,

This is a bit tricky, but you essentially did write.
You should set the right padding of the interspersed text to zero and
then specify a tiny exact width for the cell that contains it.
In Format -> Cell, you may also want to specify 'block content'.
The decorations while editing are somewhat bugged though.

Best wishes, --Joris


On Wed, Dec 02, 2020 at 11:40:43PM +0100, Giovanni Piredda wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> as in the object: how do I write aligned equations with text in
> between? To add an example, I would like to do the same that one
> does with \intertext in LaTeX.
>
> I have tried this: within "several equations" add a row below the
> line which I want to comment, join the three cells, write.
>
> In this way the text (written using the text primitive) is part of
> the alignment of the equations (it moves the = signs to the right,
> as the texts are longer than all of the LHSs of the equations), and
> I do not want this. Ideas to correct this, or other ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Giovanni
>

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• How do I write aligned equations with text in between?, Giovanni Piredda, 12/02/2020
  • Re: How do I write aligned equations with text in between?, TeXmacs, 12/03/2020
    • Re: How do I write aligned equations with text in between?, Giovanni Piredda, 12/03/2020
    • Re: How do I write aligned equations with text in between?, Frank, 12/03/2020

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