Wiki - LaTeX Commands are not Parsed

Description

When using LaTeX supported commands in the codebeamer Latex wiki plugin, the commands are not parsed, and the rendered result is not the expected one.

For example, when using:

[{Latex title='some text' width='500'

Some of the \underline {greatest} discoveries in science were made by accident.
}]

The result is:

Observed on

• codebeamer 22.10-LTS (GINA)

Solution

Instead of the \$latexSupportedCommand syntax, use \( \$latexSupportedCommand \).

For example:

[{Latex title='some text' width='500'

Some of the \( \underline {greatest} \) discoveries in science were made by accident.
}]

This yields the expected result:

Additional Information

• The codebeamer Development Team is already aware of the above issue, and improvements with handling this behavior may appear in future codebeamer releases.
• In LaTeX, the use of ( \latexcommand \) instead of \latexcommand indicates that the content inside the parentheses is mathematical notation and should be rendered in a math environment. The backslash followed by an open parenthesis tells LaTeX to enter into math mode, and the backslash followed by a closed parenthesis tells LaTeX to exit math mode. This way, the LaTeX compiler can properly format the mathematical notation and ensure it is displayed correctly.
• LaTeX and Math plugin setup: Math and Latex Plugins.
• codebeamer LaTeX supported commands.

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