>/ problem with that is that there are actually 2 text editing components,
/>/ Writer and EditEngine (used by Impress/Draw/Calc)... the current
/>/ architecture of Math embedded objects has the advantage that it works
/>/ with both of these and so in all applications.
/
That is something we will have to consider, but the current way is just
counter intuitive, not only that inserting a formula is deeply hidden
behind multiple level menus, but also editing a formula switches to a
completely different UI causing much disruption IMO (and the need to
click a formula to edit it is just annoying). I don't mind keeping Math
as separate competent, but we need a more integrated math editing that
what we have now.
BTW, I'm wondering how using MathML (or more generally ODF objects) is
related to this GSOC idea:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Gsoc/Ideas#ODF_Formulas_in_Writer
I'm not really sure to understand to which "fields" the proposal refers,
but my idea was to use MathML everywhere in LibreOffice Writer.
--
Frédéric Wang
maths-informatique-jeux.com/blog/frederic
Context
- Re: Thoughts on LibreOffice Math (continued)
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