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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm writing myst markdown files in vscode which are build via latex to pdfs. When the language mode is set to markdown, vscode-ltex works as intended. For example in this sentnce has some errs init. sentnce and init are marked by ltex and quick fixes are provided. However, Latex-workshop also supports a markdown_latex_combined language mode, which is much more comfortable within the math directives/environments. Using this mode ltex does no longer work.
Describe the solution you'd like
When switching to the language mode markdown_latex_combined ltex should work as well. For the MWE above it should mark sentnce and init and provide quick fixes.
Describe alternatives you've considered
To be honest, I haven't considered an alternative. If there is one which I haven't found yet, I'm open to test it. I would also be open to contribute to vscode-ltex in order to support this mode, if someone could point me in the right direction.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm writing myst markdown files in vscode which are build via latex to pdfs. When the language mode is set to
markdown,vscode-ltexworks as intended. For example inthis sentnce has some errs init.sentnceandinitare marked by ltex and quick fixes are provided. However, Latex-workshop also supports amarkdown_latex_combinedlanguage mode, which is much more comfortable within the math directives/environments. Using this modeltexdoes no longer work.Describe the solution you'd like
When switching to the language mode
markdown_latex_combinedltex should work as well. For the MWE above it should marksentnceandinitand provide quick fixes.Describe alternatives you've considered
To be honest, I haven't considered an alternative. If there is one which I haven't found yet, I'm open to test it. I would also be open to contribute to vscode-ltex in order to support this mode, if someone could point me in the right direction.
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