I'm using the latex "breqn" package because it allows me to use the line
breaks that Calc adds to the output by itself; that looks very good most
of the time, is even a bit aware of the window width, and doesn't make
latex barf when line breaks appear inside paren expressions (as it does
normally).  I don't know if I can assume that every latex installation
has "breqn" installed.  Without something like "breqn" the results were
not satisfactory in my experiments, I found that solution after a long
with trouble.

Then, for subformula editing etc., we probably want to provide a way to
turn the image into the source output and back.

And: how should this feature be enabled?  Should it be provided as a
separate language?  The one dimension we have for the prefix arg of d L
is already completely exhausted.

Anything else I forgot to consider?  I guess it would be nice to get rid
of all or most of the org dependencies.  Oh, and I didn't mention yet
that this is super cool and thus has a high priority to have ;-)

Regards,

Michael.


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