Description
Coming from Overleaf and TeX-style math, I am use to the compiler autommatically handling triples dots between different symbols.
For example, 1 + \dots + n will centre the dots like this: $1 + \dots + n$.
But keep the dots lowered for lists 1, \dots, n like this: $1,\dots, n$.
Use Case
Here is a Typst generated document.
And here is Overleaf's generated document.
Although it can be easy enough for a human to add a ".c" when needed, this change would make it easier for machine generated documents (e.g. Quarto, Pandoc) to maintain a similar appearence between formats, and more consistant for users coming from TeX-style math.
Description
Coming from Overleaf and TeX-style math, I am use to the compiler autommatically handling triples dots between different symbols.
For example,$1 + \dots + n$ .$1,\dots, n$ .
1 + \dots + nwill centre the dots like this:But keep the dots lowered for lists
1, \dots, nlike this:Use Case
Here is a Typst generated document.
And here is Overleaf's generated document.
Although it can be easy enough for a human to add a ".c" when needed, this change would make it easier for machine generated documents (e.g. Quarto, Pandoc) to maintain a similar appearence between formats, and more consistant for users coming from TeX-style math.