Hi,
Is it possible to get the markdown version of function support html page https://khan.github.io/KaTeX/function-support.html
I want to keep in my notes.
Regards
Rahul
@ronkok can confirm, but that page was written in HTML, not Markdown. So there is no Markdown version. I'm not sure you could represent all the things on that page in Markdown... But you could easily regex out all the \(...\) content and put it into your own Markdown file.
Thanks Erik, I will surely try this.
@rahulpathakgit, I've lately avoided maintaining both an HTML version and a Markdown version of that page. Later today or tomorrow, I'll try running a couple of RegEx scripts as @edemaine suggests. If all goes smoothly, I'll revive the wiki page version. If successful, the wiki page will be similar to the HTML version, but without the working examples.
@rahulpathakgit, I've updated the wiki page. I'll probably revisit this sometime next week and add a table of contents.
@ronkok Is this / can this be an automated conversion process? I'd hate to double your maintenance work...
@edemaine I automate parts of it. For instance, I can copy a table from a web page into Microsoft Word. Then in Word it is easy to, for instance, insert a single cell. I then have scripts that can convert the Word table into either HTML or Markdown.
I also think that the list of unsupported functions is dwindling. We're beyond the days where I add fifty functions in one release.
Please note that the markdown version is now available in https://github.com/Khan/KaTeX/blob/master/docs/supported.md.
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@edemaine I automate parts of it. For instance, I can copy a table from a web page into Microsoft Word. Then in Word it is easy to, for instance, insert a single cell. I then have scripts that can convert the Word table into either HTML or Markdown.
I also think that the list of unsupported functions is dwindling. We're beyond the days where I add fifty functions in one release.