2.2.2.2

Fixes software not starting on current java and macOS versions. This also removes the dark mode as it was causing this issue.

2.2.2.1

bugfixes, library upgrades, library for dark mode changed

2.2.2.0

This release includes a minor visible change:

• Dark Mode Support for macOS

Under the hood, there is more:

• migrated build system from Maven to Gradle
• removed calls through the Reflection API in my own implementation to be more future proof. Some third party dependencies still rely on it though.
• tweaked the way in which a latex-expression is inserted into a rendered pdf. The extraction of expressions from rendered pdfs is fully backwards compatible.
• switched to a lightweight library for detecting the users Desktop folder instead of relying on my own implementation
• the same library is also responsible for determining the settings folder. This might result in the settings having to be reentered after upgrading to this release.

2.2.1.0

New:

• There is now a hidden (white) text on all rendered pdf files that contains the original latex expression used to render the image. This information is kept even if the pdf is inserted into Microsoft Office Applications. This means that Mathematical Latex Helper can now import such images from Microsoft Office without the need for OCR (if exported as pdf from Microsoft Office - if you export as a raster graphic the white font naturally gets lost on the white background).

Integration of Mathpix API

New:

• Integration of Mathpix API
  Improved:
• Better overall import for pdf images

Bugfix for rendering pdfs

Fix:

• some fonts could not be loaded when rendering pdfs. This resulted in an error.

2.1

• Add OCR functionality as fallback when other retrieval methods for recovery of tex expression fail

2.0

Added features:

• can now render to pdf
• now displays directory where pdf and png are saved to when hitting the save button
• now always tries to save to the desktop
• can decode both pdf and pngs to retrieve the LaTeX String. Simply drag and drop a file in the editor area of the user interface. Or copy a file to the system clipboard and hit control+v (or cmd+v on macOS) to retrieve the text.

1.4

• now includes SourceCodePro as font for text input
• optimised build for newer java versions

1.3

Changes:

• Update jlatexmath to 1.0.6
• Change font for text input to Courier