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Parsing tikzcd code #40
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Just wanted to +1, and add that even just re-parsing existing exports might be useful. Sometimes it's easier to export to a text editor to label objects (e.g a long exact sequence or double complex with many similar rows), but then the tikzcd code diverges from the included URL. Being able to re-import back into the GUI somehow to add arrows, save all of the code, and generate a new URL would be fantastic! |
This feature will be available in the next version of quiver. You can test it out at https://q.uiver.app/dev. I would appreciate any feedback, since this feature is complex and there are likely to be edge cases I haven't considered. |
I have tried a few diagrams. Here are my notes:
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@ralphS16: thanks for the feedback!
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It would be great if we could copy & paste some existing tikzcd code (for which we do not have the quiver hashcode) on quiver in order to make some adjustments.
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