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@ip1981 ip1981 commented Nov 28, 2020

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jgm commented Nov 29, 2020

We support commands from some more common packages, but it would be madness to try to support every package. I've never heard for stackengine. What does it do? Why do you need to ignore this? Won't it be parsed as raw tex, which will be ignored anyway in most formats?

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ip1981 commented Nov 29, 2020 •
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It turned out to be the simplest way to adjust (vertically) table cells in some cases. But since pandoc doesn't understand it, the content of the cells is lost in translation 😏

So the stackengine is a means to make an original document neat and this PR fixes translation to other forms.

Original: :)

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LaTeX:

      \begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{X|r|r}
        \hline\hline
        & \multicolumn{2}{c}{От атомизатора}\\
        \cline{2-3}
        & 4 фута & \addstackgap{$5\frac12$ футов} \\
 %...

PDF:
Screenshot_2020-11-29_14-09-42

PDF without \addstackgap:
Screenshot_2020-11-29_14-16-17

HTML with this PR:
Screenshot_2020-11-29_14-10-04

HTML without this PR:
Screenshot_2020-11-29_14-18-19

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jgm commented Nov 29, 2020

Could you work around this by giving a definition of the macro in your document:

\newcommand{\addstackgap}[1]{\rule{0pt}{1.5em}#1}

or something like that?

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ip1981 commented Nov 29, 2020 •
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Could you work around this by giving a definition of the macro in your document:

\newcommand{\addstackgap}[1]{\rule{0pt}{1.5em}#1}

or something like that?

I tried this (\rule) too :) It adds an unwanted hr in HTML for example.

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jgm commented Nov 29, 2020

Maybe try with \hspace?

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ip1981 commented Nov 29, 2020

Maybe try with \hspace?

And that too (assuming \vspace) :) And \\[2em] neither do the right thing:

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jgm commented Nov 29, 2020

I've just pushed a fix so that \rule with width 0 will no longer create a horizontal rule.
That may help with the first solution proposed above.

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This should be renamed test/command/6898.md -- that makes it easier for us to locate the issue to which a test corresponds.

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