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NEW: JKQTMathText: \limits and \nolimits work as in LaTeX now (before it was simply removed and the functionality implemented for a fixed list of symbols)
remove/breaking: JKQTMathText: \v[a-zA-Z] and shorthand for \vec{a-zA-Z} was removed
improvement: improved typesetting of sub-/supercripts, especially for large math operators and braces
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Example (JKQTMathText): A test application
JKQTMathText is a hand-written LaTeX-renderer for Qt (implemented in native C++, using Qt). It supports a large set of standard LaTeX markup and can render it to a QPainter.
This test program demonstrates its capabilites. There are several pre-formulated LaTeX expressions that can be drawn, or you can enter a user-defined expression. You can also set several properties of the rendering (fonts, font sizes, anti-aliasing, ...). You can also draw boxes around each part of the expression (this is mostly meant for development/debugging). In the lower-right you will see the LaTeX expression as a tree after parsing and you will get timing-values for the parsing and rendering and error output.
The application looks like this:
