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When you use commas in a number, a common LaTeX trick is to surround them with brackets to suppress the extra space that MathJax inserts after the comma. See below for how this looks, and how it interacts with the new \transn{} utility function. We can live with the extra spaces for now, but it might be nice to enhance \transn{} to be aware of this common pattern and remove the extra braces from the Arabic output.
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When you use commas in a number, a common LaTeX trick is to surround them with brackets to suppress the extra space that MathJax inserts after the comma. See below for how this looks, and how it interacts with the new
\transn{}
utility function. We can live with the extra spaces for now, but it might be nice to enhance\transn{}
to be aware of this common pattern and remove the extra braces from the Arabic output.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: