Settings of this group in the settings files of Exponential 6.0.15 that this page does not describe:
Setting
File
Default
Description
TeXSource
settings/content.ini
(empty)
Custom tags whose text is TeX source (e.g. a LaTeX formula). When such a text is opened in the Online Editor, it is read as TeX reads it: an unescaped % comment is dropped with the rest of its line, the line break and the indentation of the next line (otherwise the line break becomes a space and the comment swallows the rest of the formula), and leading white space is dropped instead of being stored as a no-break space. Other custom tags only get their line breaks turned into spaces. None is set by default. TeXSource[<custom tag name>]=true
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