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Thank you for this amazing package.
I'm not shure if my Problem is Part of a Bug or I do not know typst enough.
I am working on a Project where the Project names can have Numbers within it's name and unluckily the combined first letters form a potential Element, like: Au4Topic.
Since I am also using typst-chem, the name is converted as for formulas.
Example
#import"@preview/chem-par:0.0.1": *
#setpage(width: 30em, height: auto, margin: 1em)
#show: chem-style
The oxidation of n-butanol with K2Cr2O7 requires acidification with H2SO4 to yield butanoic acid. N,N-dimethyltryptamine.
== Au4Topic-Project
K2Cr2O7 requires acidification with H2SO4.
Results in:
Is there maybe a way to escape a Word or formulation like \Au4Topic ?
Kind regards,
Fabi
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Hello all,
Thank you for this amazing package.
I'm not shure if my Problem is Part of a Bug or I do not know typst enough.
I am working on a Project where the Project names can have Numbers within it's name and unluckily the combined first letters form a potential Element, like:
Au4Topic
.Since I am also using typst-chem, the name is converted as for formulas.
Example
Results in:
Is there maybe a way to escape a Word or formulation like
\Au4Topic
?Kind regards,
Fabi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: