Curly braces can be used via `\\(A = \\{x,y,z\\}\\)`: \\(A = \\{ x,y,z \\}\\)
It's annoying, but you need two backslashes before the braces.
`\\(\begin{cases}
1 \\\\
4 \end{cases}\\)`
\\(\begin{cases}
1 \\\\
4 \end{cases}\\)
There's a similar issue when you want a newline embedded in the text, like trying to use `cases` above.
It's annoying, but you need two backslashes before the braces.
`\\(\begin{cases}
1 \\\\
4 \end{cases}\\)`
\\(\begin{cases}
1 \\\\
4 \end{cases}\\)
There's a similar issue when you want a newline embedded in the text, like trying to use `cases` above.
Version 2.1.8p2
