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Hello,
I would first like to thank you for your heroic effort in modernizing the JMathTex library. I had previously been attempting to wrangle the CSharpMath library but to no avail due to the extreme age of the Typography library.
Would it be possible to add support for category theory diagrams?
If it would run the development too far afield for an existing programmer to implement, I would be happy to try my best. For simple diagrams, I image being able to create a two dimensional array of labels for the variables of a uniform spacing and then defining an interface or parent class for the arrows specifying how the rendering code should connect two labels. I do not believe that my idea would give comparable rendering to LaTeX, and I would be unlikely to assemble the glyphs from font characters so the verisimilitude of my approach would undoubtedly suffer. But, if you all are interested in a temporary solution, I would be happy to give it my best shot!
My use case is defining an interactive presentation software for my algebraic topology class. I would like to be able to embed 3d interactive diagrams into an application allowing the user to interact with the math, while a prerecorded voiceover describes the content. It would also have forward and back buttons to behave more akin to a slideshow.
