Math detection using treesitter #15
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super sorry I haven't gotten to this in a while, got sick and have been busy with various things. I should have more time to test things this coming week and maybe some of the next week. I'm assuming things work except for the issue mentioned in #16, which I'll take a look at as well |
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hi,
i have implemented math detection using treesitter. there are still zone detections that rely on vimtex which i'm not sure could be so easily replaced with treesitter (eg. treesitter doesn't report the name of the math environment you're in). from my testing everything related to math detection works fine, including in markdown (and most likely any markdown superset).
credit goes to this comment.
cheers :)