gitter-badger/unicodemath

Plugin for Sublime for inserting unicode math symbols

UnicodeMath

Plugin for Sublime for inserting unicode math symbols

Usage

Input backslash and name of unicode symbol (for example \forall) then insert space and text will be automatically converted to ∀
To insert space use shift+space

Emoji

Emoji's names starts with colon (:)

Special

There are also special way to convert subscripts and superscripts with several symbols, just input several symbols after \_ or \^:

S\^1+2k → S¹⁺²ᵏ
S\_1+2k → S₁₊₂ₖ

You can also convert list of chars with special prefix via \\prefix\abc, which will be equivalent to \prefixa \prefixb and \prefixc, for example:

\\Bbb\ABCabc → 𝔸𝔹ℂ𝕒𝕓𝕔

Hex-code

Hex-code of unicode symbol can be also used in one of these formats:

\u12ba
\U0001d7be
\U+1F1D1

To explicitly convert (or convert back) use commands UnicodeMath: Convert, UnicodeMath: Convert Back, UnicodeMath: Convert Back (Code)

To select symbols from list, use command UnicodeMath: Insert

Settings

You can add custom symbols into symbol-table in UnicodeMath settings (Preferences → Package Settings → UnicodeMath → Settings — User or command "Preferences: UnicodeMath Settings — User")

	"symbols": {
		"mysymbol": "\u0021",
		"myothersymbol": "\u2080",
		"shortcode": "\\u0021", // code within string
		"longcode": "\\U00000021",
		"pluscode": "\\U+12345",
		"manycodes": "\\U+12345\\u0020",
		"codes-and-text": "Foo\\U+12345"
	}

Synonyms for existing symbols can also be set:

	"synonyms": {
		"mys": "mysymbol"
	}

Now \mys will insert the same symbol as \mysymbol.

Disable plugin for specific syntaxes (most common and default is 'latex'):

	"ignore_syntax": ["latex"]

Enable (default) or disable converting hex-codes:

	"convert_codes": true

Enable (default) or disable converting multichar sub- and superscripts:

	"convert_sub_super": true

Enable (default) or disable converting list of chars with prefix:

	"convert_list": true

Font settings

I prefer using Lucida Sans Unicode, it contains many unicode symbols.

	"font_face": "Lucida Sans Unicode"

I also recommend to set directwrite font option on Windows to allow font-substitution for unknown unicode symbols

	"font_options": ["directwrite"]

Symbols table

You can see all predefined emoji, symbols and synonyms