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#202 TexMaths and luatex-ja
TexMaths 0.49 could no longer be used with LibreOffice 25.2.4.3 in Fedora 42 since the most recent LuaTeX-ja package no longer supports latex.Instead it depends on lualatex. On my request TexMaths 0.52.3 has been added to the most recent LibreOffice version (25,2.4.3) for Fedora 42.
In TexStudio W46-1-v2.tex (see attachment) produces Screenshot TexMaths TexStudio.png
In TexMaths on LO writer the same code results in Screenshot TexMats LO.png.
As you can see the vertical alignment for the Japanese tokens is different.
Do you have any clues on how to fix this problems?
Ben
Hi, could you post a Writer document with the problematic TexMaths equation, please?
Bonne chance pour résoudre le « bug ».
OK, thanks.
It's easy: remove \begin{document} and \end{document} from your equation code. Also, set the Equation Type to Display (LaTeX type is not required here).
I think the vertical alignment is correct now, do you agree?
I get different results...
I rendered all equations of the right column in Ubuntu 24.04.2 with texlive 2023.20240207 and I see no rendering problem...
In TexStudio there are no problems either (afaik, at the moment I can't check).
When using TexMaths as plugin in Libre Office (usingFedora 42), the output has errors.
Ben
Roland Baudin baudinr@users.sourceforge.net schreef op 17 juni 2025 13:43:51 CEST:
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There is no issue in TexMaths with your equations once the problematic \begin{document} and \end{document} instructions are removed.
I can't find any differences between the two equation-codes but I get other results than you (see attached screenshot).
What is the relation between TexMaths and Texlive?
How can I render the equations with Texlive without using LO Writer?
Last edit: Ben Engbers 2025-06-17
Texlive is the LaTeX distribution: a collection of packages used to work with LaTeX documents. Usually this is what Linux distributions use. I think Fedora 42 also uses Texlive 2023 like Ubuntu 24.04, but there may be subtle differences (or bugs) between both distributions.
TexMaths is a GUI that creates a LaTeX document from your equation code (and the preamble) and compiles it by calling latex, xetex or lualatex, depending on the option you selected.