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But it is always acceptable to render in prefix form.
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But it is always acceptable to render in prefix form.
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Since many users of Strict are thinking in terms of lambda calculus expressions (e.g. for theorem provers), they will probably be happier if a sum of terms is rendered as `plus(1,2,3)` rather than `1+2+3` or if lambda terms is rendered as written rather than our guess of what a simplified rendering should be.
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Since many users of Strict are thinking in terms of lambda calculus expressions (e.g. for theorem provers), they will probably be happier if a sum of terms is rendered as `plus(1,2,3)` rather than `1+2+3` or if lambda terms are rendered as written rather than our guess of what a simplified rendering should be.
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### Future features
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### Future features
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* localization -- see https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/695
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* localization -- see https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/695
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* prefer embedded Presentation MathML over the conversion. If an author makes the effort to add Presentation as annotation-xml, then MathJax should honor it.
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### notes from a MathML test suite run
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### notes from a MathML test suite run
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