John Gabriele wrote:
> I'm fairly new to reST, and don't know all the ins and outs of it, but
> I'd always just assumed that either there is or there will be a simple
> way to escape to TeX math notation. That is, such that when you run
> ``rst2latex``, your equations will come through unscathed. And when
> you run ``rst2html``, well, probably png's will get generated and the
> html will just link to them as inline images (of course, you'll need a
> TeX implementation installed for that).
You can do something like:
.. raw::: latex
(expression)
You'll have to provide your html equivalent on your own (with .. raw::
html). A directive could be created that would render a latex
expression as an image in other contexts; I don't know if one exists.
It's possible it already does somewhere.
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