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In the abstract and comment fields, the LaTeX command $\pi$ renders "pi" rather than the expected "π" (lower case pi) in the preview panel. However, the LaTeX form of all other Greek letters, including Π (upper case pi) renders correctly in the preview panel. If "π" is present in the abstract field and Convert -> "Unicode to LaTeX" is used, "π" is converted to "$\phi$" and is rendered as "φ" in the preview panel.
Note: While I tested the rendering of all LaTeX Greek letters I did not test the conversion of all Greek letters from Unicode to LaTeX
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Enter "$\pi$ in Abstract field.
- Observe "pi" in preview panel.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Paste π into Abstract field.
- Select Convert -> "Unicode to LaTeX" in context menu
- Observe "$\phi$" in Abstract field.
- Observe "φ" in preview panel.
JabRef version on
JabRef 5.3--2021-01-04--eff250b
Linux 5.4.0-58-generic amd64
Java 15.0.1
In the abstract and comment fields, the LaTeX command$\pi$ renders "pi" rather than the expected "π" (lower case pi) in the preview panel. However, the LaTeX form of all other Greek letters, including Π (upper case pi) renders correctly in the preview panel. If "π" is present in the abstract field and Convert -> "Unicode to LaTeX" is used, "π" is converted to "$\phi$" and is rendered as "φ" in the preview panel.
Note: While I tested the rendering of all LaTeX Greek letters I did not test the conversion of all Greek letters from Unicode to LaTeX
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Steps to reproduce the behavior: