Description
Note Enhancements Plugin
Category: Note Enhancements
The Fix Math for Obsidian plugin provides a focused, single command way to convert common LaTeX delimiters and plain parentheses math into the $...$ forms your notes expect. It adds a ribbon button and a command-palette entry to process the currently open file, preserves fenced code blocks and existing $...$ delimiters and reports real time statistics in notifications and the status bar. The converter uses readable TypeScript and heuristics to detect inline and display math, covering \(...\), \[...\], smart ( ... ) detection (including AI assistant bracket output) and quoted block math
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Changelog
Version 1.0.13 - Bugfix Release
🐛 Bug Fix
Fixed natural language detection threshold: Mathematical expressions with 2-letter variables now convert correctly.
Problem in v1.0.12:
(y=ax^2+bx+c)was incorrectly detected as text (because "ax" and "bx" are 2 letters) ❌(a,b,c)was not converting (comma was not recognized as operator) ❌- Polynomial expressions in parentheses were ignored ❌
Fixed in v1.0.13:
- Changed minimum word length from 2 to 3 letters
- Added comma as mathematical operator (for variable lists)
(y=ax^2+bx+c)→$y=ax^2+bx+c$✅(a,b,c)→$a,b,c$✅- Better distinction between mathematical variables and natural language words
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