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comment from alsuren (issue 58179)
#######Proposed behaviour########:
If I type
align(=)
{
V = 2 * B newline
= 2 * 6 newline
= 12
}
(note the = inside the ())
Then it should render as
V = 2 * B
= 2 * 6
= 12
with all the = signs lining up
and if I type
align("")
{
z = 3 a + ""4 b + 8 c + d + 32 e + 16 f newline
""+ 18 g + 26 h
}
then it would render as
z = 3 a + 4 b + 8 c + d + 32 e + 16 f
+ 18 g + 26 h
with the first "" on the bottom line lined up with the first "" on the line
above it, thereby making the 4 and the + line up
This is an idea similar to LaTeX, which has the invisible character "&" as the
alignment tab ( see
http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~dwilkins/LaTeXPrimer/Multiline.html ), but I don't
know what & is used for in OOo
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