Function parse 

pub fn parse(input: &str) -> Result<MathNode, ParseError>

Parse a LaTeX math string into a MathNode using a fresh color table.

Accepts raw math, $...$, $$...$$, \(...\), or \[...\]. Binding of _ / ^ / primes is Pratt-style (tight postfix on the nucleus).

Arguments

• input — math source, with or without delimiter fences.

Returns

The typed AST, or a ParseError naming the problem.

Errors

• ParseError::Unknown — command is not in the catalog.
• ParseError::Unsupported — known construct this crate will not invent.
• ParseError::Malformed — syntactically invalid input.
• ParseError::UnmatchedDelimiter — \left without \right (or vice versa).
• ParseError::TrailingBackslash — input ended with a stray \.

Examples

use latex_rust::parse;

let ast = parse(r"\frac{1}{2}").unwrap();
assert_eq!(ast.gold(), r#"(frac (atom Ord "1") (atom Ord "2"))"#);