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where `"TC"` is the identifier for the message `"Typesetting complete"`, and provided you have defined
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where `"TC"` is the identifier for the message `"Typesetting complete"`, and provided you have defined
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var _ = function () {MathJax.Localization._.apply(MathJax.Localization,arguments)}
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var _ = function () {return MathJax.Localization._.apply(MathJax.Localization,arguments)}
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earlier. (Since most of MathJax is defined within a function closure, making such function shortcuts is straight-forward.)
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earlier. (Since most of MathJax is defined within a function closure, making such function shortcuts is straight-forward.)
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to get the message with id `"mb"` in the domain `"TeX"`. Note that the local definition for `_()` within the TeX input jax could be
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to get the message with id `"mb"` in the domain `"TeX"`. Note that the local definition for `_()` within the TeX input jax could be
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var _ = function (id) {MathJax.Localization._.apply(MathJax.Localization,[ ["TeX",id] ].concat([].slice.call(arguments,1)));
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var _ = function (id) {return MathJax.Localization._.apply(MathJax.Localization,[ ["TeX",id] ].concat([].slice.call(arguments,1)))};
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in which case the message above could become
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in which case the message above could become
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