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The following three constructs are useful for including formulas in text:
x[ y ]z x[[ y ]]z x[[[ y ]]]z
For all of them it is the intension that x and z should be strings and y should be something which is inserted into the string.
Use rendering of x[ y ]z is done by doing use rendering of x, y, and z, and appending the results.
Use rendering of x[[ y ]]z is similar, but also encloses y in dollar signs so that it is rendered in TeX math mode.
Use rendering of x[[[ y ]]]z is also similar, but encloses the rendering of y in \[ and \] so that it is rendered in TeX display math mode.
As an example,
"We have "[[ x + y = y + x ]]" by commutativity"
is rendered as !["We have "[[ x + y = y + x ]]" by commutativity"](../../renderings/4FE30C25688ABDFF4C53E332FB52C47002958A9E.png "\"We have \"[[ x + y = y + x ]]\" by commutativity\"")
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Occasionally one needs to glue just two constructs together. A gluing comma can do that. As an example, x,y is rendered by rendering x and y and gluing the renderings together.
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