\ne, \neq, \not = to; fail to parse in latext 0.4.0

[greatsam4sure]

Thanks for the great work

$
\ne \cr
\neq \cr
\not =
$

All give the not equal to math sign in version 0.3.0 but all fail in 0.4.0 due to \n is interpreted as a newline. so \ne gives e, \neq gives eq while \not = gives ot=.

This issue that causes these breaking changes
$\left{\begin{array}{l}3 x-4 y=1 \ -3 x+7 y=5\end{array}\right.$ that fail v 0.3.0 could be made to parse by replace \ with \cr as shown below
$\left{\begin{array}{l}3 x-4 y=1 \cr -3 x+7 y=5\end{array}\right.$

Besides \n works within $ $ but fails with array inside $ $

How do we make \ne, \neq or \not = to work in version 0.4.0

[djade007]

I'll recommend specifying a breakDelimiter as temp fix while it's going to be fixed in the next release.

LaTexT(
  breakDelimiter: r'\nl', // custom new line delimiter
  laTeXCode: Text(
    r'$\neq$',
  ),
),

[greatsam4sure]

Thanks for this prompt response. Thanks a million times for the great package you brought our dreams to light.

For now I make a local copy of the package and change the breakdelimiter to \\ which work fine for me

[helloalbin]

breakDelimiter: r'\nl',

Thank you for this workaround. and thank you for the great package.