
: Re: How to render asciidoc with latexmath macros? I am trying to compile asciidoc files that contain equations in the following format: latexmath:[(mathbb{F}_p)] [latexmath] ++++ begin{equation} {K =
Kind of an old question, but I just figured this out myself, so just in case you don't have the answer, here goes...
For the inline equation, I was able to compile using
latexmath:[$(mathbb{F}_p)$]
The second one, you don't need to use begin{equation}. AsciiDoc takes care of that for you. Instead just do
[latexmath]
+++++++++++++
{K = k * G}
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That's if you actually want the curly braces. See here for more details.
Also, if you want to use the equation environment to have your equation numbered, you can use [latex] instead of [latexmath].
[latex]
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begin{equation}
.
.
.
end{equation}
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