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Packages like amsmath should always be imported, not only if the header \documenttype is not given

--m{
\text{word1 (words) }
}
=>
\begin{align}
\text{word1 \left(words\right) }
\end{align}
Left and Right breaks LaTeX Compiler

For instance, math environment contains commands like \R for rational numbers etc...
--cenv(math, ...)

• sum (++)
• overset (^^)
• underset (__)

-- 1_(=>);

-- 1 * ( 2 * 3 ) * 4;

'\QED'

\author{
/* This
is a
block comment*/}

Be careful to update all references as they currently use a workaround

--m{
		--mat.store(abc).hide(){1, 2, 3;4, 5, 6} {}
		--mat{--plmat.recall(abc), ...;..., --mat.recall(abc)}
}

The types are not fixed when a matrix is initialized.

'mark' should align separate equations
possible solution: makebox --> https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/29119/sharing-alignment-between-equations-in-two-different-items

Escaping commands in a matrix is not possible, or leads to formatting problems.

--m{
	--mat.store(abc).hide(){1, 2, 3;4, 5, 6} {}
	--mat{--plmat.recall(abc), ----*;--*, --mat.recall(abc)}
}

-- 1 / 2; => $1\frac{}{}2$

Example --math.align(+, -){}...

//* */

-- 2 * \sum_{...} => {2 \cdot{} \sum}_{...}

Wir zeigen zunächst, dass -- f^; wohldefiniert ist. Seien also
-- v, w \in V; mit -- v^ = w^_;. Nach Definition 5.19 existiert also
ein -- u \in U;, so dass -- v - w = u; gilt. Es folgt

--m{
(f(u))^_ \in U <=> (f(v-w))^_ \in U \
\overset{\text{f linear}}&{<=>} (f(v) - f(w))^_ \in U \
<=> (f(v))^_ - (f(w))^_ \in U \
<=> (f(v))^_ = (f(w))^_ \
<=> f^(v^) = f^(w^)
}

Da -- v, w; beliebig gewählt wurden, ist -- f^_; eindeutig und somit wohldefiniert.

Es bleibt zu zeigen, dass -- \chi_(f \backslash U) * \chi_(f^_); gilt.

Maybe use @ifpackageloaded -> https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/16199/test-if-a-package-or-package-option-is-loaded

Example:

--m{
    abc (123) xyz
}

In the main branch, this still works.

--mat{
1, 2, 3, (4 + 5)
2, 3, 4, 5
}

--blockmat{
(
(1, 2, 3)
(4, 5, 6)
)
}

-- 2 * (-\pi)//(\pi);

-- \sum_{k=0}^{n-1}; => $\sum_{{}k=0{}}$...

The LaTeX align environment does not accept empty lines. Maybe we should delete the empty lines or replace them by something, which LaTeX compiles to a real empty line instead of throwing an error.

Example:

--m{
    1+1

    2+2
}