Latex to Picture (or image if you like...)

This is a plug-in for sublime3 (Just 3 now!!!) to convert a formula in latex grammar to an url, which will show the picture of your equation. This is useful when markdown don't support latex equation, like in a GitHub README.

How to install

Of cource you can't install via package control. You should copy this repo to your sublime package folder. To find where the folder is, open default key binding file in Preferences -> Key Bindings - Default and hover your mouse pointer on the item bar of that file. You may see something like xxx\xxx\Packages\ stop at Packages! Put the repo there.

Usage

This code is a complement for this blog post which tells you more principles.

1. Write equation in latex grammar, like gain = talent + \sum_{n=today}^{\infty}\sigma(work).
2. Select the equation and press ctrl+alt+shift+u (no conflict ... god bless me ...).
3. It change the equation into ![equation](http://latex.codecogs.com/svg.latex?gain%20%3D%20talent%20%2B%20%5Csum_%7Bn%3Dtoday%7D%5E%7B%5Cinfty%7D%5Csigma%28work%29). Picture looks like this:

Acknowledge

This code referred this repo, which is a usable URL encoder-decoder plug-in for sublime 2&3.

License

MIT license.