Support for empty delimiters #58
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@ForNeVeR, also "\left. x \right y". |
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@gsomix that was fixed. |
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That's the last piece of #14. It allows to do things like this:
We already support rendering ofFencedAtomwith eitherLeftDelimiterorRightDelimiterbeing defined asnull, so I've decided that we should construct it so when any delimiter is omitted.Although our parser isn'tnull-tolerant at all, and I don't think it should be. So, parser generates symbols with a special names, and those get replaced when constructing theFencedAtom.I've used another solution without abusing
nullvalues.Closes #14.