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<code>{ [[options]] } TEXT [[string]]</code>
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Arbitrary text that should be displayed between two iMath formulas. The text will be formatted as an Office formula. iMath [[auto-alignment]] will work with TEXT.
Arbitrary text that should be displayed between two iMath formulas. The text will be formatted as an Office formula. iMath [[OPTIONS#Automatic_aligning_of_iFormulas|auto-alignment]] will work with TEXT.
 
Starting with iMath 2.2.4, the syntax <code>_ii_ <math expression> _ii_</code> allows to insert arbitrary iMath [[expression|expressions]] (not [[equation|equations]]) into the text.
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<code>EXDEF VAL(x)</code>
<code>EXDEF VAL(x)</code>


will display <code>x = 3,141</code>.
will display <code>x = 3.141</code>. Starting with iMath 2.2.4, this can be shortened to
 
  @x@ EQDEF x = 3.141
  TEXT x = _ii_ VAL(x) _ii_
 
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 7 January 2024

Syntax

{ options } TEXT string


Implemented in iMath since version 2.2.0 or earlier.

Explanation

Arbitrary text that should be displayed between two iMath formulas. The text will be formatted as an Office formula. iMath auto-alignment will work with TEXT.

Starting with iMath 2.2.4, the syntax _ii_ <math expression> _ii_ allows to insert arbitrary iMath expressions (not equations) into the text.


Example

@x@ EQDEF x = 3.141

TEXT x =

EXDEF VAL(x)

will display x = 3.141. Starting with iMath 2.2.4, this can be shortened to

 @x@ EQDEF x = 3.141
 TEXT x = _ii_ VAL(x) _ii_

See also