User defined macros

For commonly used formulas, it is possible to define macros. For example, the following macro definition defines the macro \norm.

\norm = \left\lVert\cursor\right\rVert

Then, whenever the user types \norm in the formula editor, the LaTeX code \left\lVert\right\rVert is inserted at the cursor position, and the cursor is placed between \left\lVert and \right\rVert. (Marked by the special command \cursor in the macro definition.)

Macros can be defined in the plugin options, one macro definition per line.