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math-editor's Issues

Formating Templates

It should be possible to predefine text formats, such that formats can be selected from a toolbar.

Ie. a user might want to predefine specific formats for scalars, vectors, tensors, units, dimensions, headers, etc.

A format should include:

  • Font
  • Foreground color
  • Background color
  • Font style (bold, italic, underlined, strike-through)
  • Font variant (ie. serif vs. sans-serif; monospace font)

See also: DIN 1303

License request

Hello - your code is very interesting. However the GPL license is very restrictive, particularly for mobile devices. Could you possibly release it under a non-copyleft license such as MIT or BSD?
Much appreciated.

Test serialization/deserialization code

To preserve backward compatibility with the existing file format while going forward, the serialization and deserialization code must be covered with unit tests.

Export and Integration

This isn't really an issue/bug but more a list of feature requests, if you're still working on this.

  • More standard XML serialization via IXmlSerializable would make the system easier to work with by providing cleaner and more concise XML output.
  • Being able to export to a format or plug directly into a library like http://mathparser.org/ would be really useful in terms of using this as more than a control in c#.

If this is still active I'd be willing to help a bit on these, just curious if I should be collaborating or making a fork.

Rendering Performance

There are some issues with rendering performance. Ie. there is a noticable lag between entering text and the cursor position.

This might be solved by porting to SkiaSharp instead of WPF as rendering engine. This would also allow to make the code more portable.

However, this would be a major reimplementation of a large portion of the code.

MathML Export

It should be possible to export formulas as MathML code, such that it can be embedded in websites.

Optional: it should be possible to import MathML. Maybe ignoring CSS to make the implementation simpler.

underline / shape support

I hope this app still in supported and development. Im using 1.0.6.6, so far so good.
But i can not find underline like on Shape (Ms. Word), this used to calculate fraction by stacking down to explanation in elementary school.
Thank you.

Undo/Redo Issues

Undo/Redo is currently buggy. Do

  • Fix nullability issues
  • Try to identify and fix additional crashes as they happen.

Alternatively implement the following:

  • A command stack to record / rewind / replay user input.
  • A snapshot stack that records snapshots every now and then.
  • Both (for better performance)
  • A control that visualizes the undo/redo history

Note: logging and stack traces might be required to identify the issues.

LaTeX Export

It should be possible to export formulas as LaTeX data, such that they can be used in LaTeX documents and on Wikipedia.

Optional: support a subset of LaTeX for import.

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