﻿ticket,summary,type,release,owner,status,created,modified,_description,_reporter
6215,Use of own operator declarations,enhancement,0.11,jeangui,new,2009-11-16T17:18:37+01:00,2019-10-10T16:05:16+02:00,"I need often own operators hence I use 

{{{
\DeclareMathOperator*{\mean}{mean}
...
\[
 \mean\limits_{x \in X} ...
\]
}}}

This won't work with this plugin, since I declare the operator in the preamble. Is it possible to parse the text while using a separator for preamble and content? e.g.

{{{
{{{
#!Latex
\DeclareMathOperator*{\mean}{mean}
----
\[
 \mean\limits_{x \in X} ...
\]
}}}",math@…
9607,Enable inline usage,enhancement,0.11,jeangui,new,2011-12-12T19:22:18+01:00,2016-09-13T10:29:30+02:00,"Sometimes it is handy to define LaTeX code inline, which means there should be no line-break before and after the image. The user should be given the chance to determine whether the code is inline or not (for example using #!Latex-Inline instead of #!Latex).",anonymous
7160,More than one latex environement per page,defect,0.11,jeangui,new,2010-05-23T10:51:44+02:00,2011-02-11T13:10:30+01:00,"I have two latex environments at the page, but only the image of the last one is used for both.

Example:

== Latex 1 ==
{{{
{{{
#!Latex
Umgebung 1
}}}
}}}

== Latex 2 ==
{{{
{{{
#!Latex
Umgebung 2
}}}
}}}",joachim@…
