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What is double line in ##LaTex?## I tried ##"//"## twice, but the compiler does not accept it.
The old ##" /linebreak[2] "## command does not work neither?
Thanks
The old ##" /linebreak[2] "## command does not work neither?
Thanks
What is double line in ##LaTex?## I tried ##"//"## twice, but the compiler does not accept it.
The old ##" /linebreak[2] "## command does not work neither?
Thanks
|| // \backslash\backslash \lVert or \parallel
\begin{aligned} a = b+1 \\ c = b-1 \end{aligned}
You have to use "\\" and not "//" if you want a linebreak.
See here: http://www.personal.ceu.hu/tex/breaking.htm
Hi Bachelier!![]()
The website is wrong. (Given the .hu, maybe it lost something in translation from hungarian to english). The whole point of \\ is that it DOESN'T start a new paragraph (and therefore you don't get paragraph indentation, automatic extra space adjustment between paragraphs, etc).Thanks for that doc. I tried "\\" but it just seems to give me a line break. It does not start a new paragraph like the website claims. \\* gives the same result.
On a different note my friends, to get line breaks (like 3 or 4) for styling the ##\LaTeX## document, is it a good modus operandi to use "\\" and "\\*"?
Or better, use \bigskip \medskip or \smallskip. Those vertical spaces are "stretchy" so they adjust a bit to fill up the page correctly/ They also disappear if they happen to be at the end of a page, which is probably what you wanted.