Radical Pie Equation Editor Parses LaTeX On Paste and Back-Converts on Copy
EricLengyel · x · 2026-11-11
Eric Lengyel details the LaTeX capabilities of the Radical Pie equation editor:
- Paste parsing: pasting LaTeX into the editor parses and lays out the equation
- Copy output: copying an equation puts LaTeX in the clipboard by default, alongside graphics
- Symbol typing: in MATH or CHEM mode, typing \alpha + Space produces α; 457 standard TeX symbol names plus 194 nonstandard/alternate names are recognized
- No direct printing — equations are meant to be pasted or embedded into Word, slides, diagrams, etc.
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