Hi! First of all, thank you for this fantastic package — I’ve really enjoyed using it, and it has made writing algorithms in Obsidian much smoother.
I noticed that the current parser seems to support only the algorithmicx / algpseudocode style. However, many LaTeX users (myself included) frequently rely on the algorithm2e package, which is one of the most widely used algorithm environments in Overleaf and academic writing.
It would be extremely helpful if the plugin could recognize basic algorithm2e syntax (e.g., \KwData, \KwResult, \tcp{}, etc.). This would make it much easier to copy/paste algorithms between Obsidian and Overleaf without rewriting them.
I understand that full algorithm2e support may be non‑trivial, so even partial or experimental support would already be valuable. If this is out of scope for the project, I’d appreciate knowing that as well.
Thanks again for your work on this project!
Hi! First of all, thank you for this fantastic package — I’ve really enjoyed using it, and it has made writing algorithms in Obsidian much smoother.
I noticed that the current parser seems to support only the algorithmicx / algpseudocode style. However, many LaTeX users (myself included) frequently rely on the algorithm2e package, which is one of the most widely used algorithm environments in Overleaf and academic writing.
It would be extremely helpful if the plugin could recognize basic algorithm2e syntax (e.g., \KwData, \KwResult, \tcp{}, etc.). This would make it much easier to copy/paste algorithms between Obsidian and Overleaf without rewriting them.
I understand that full algorithm2e support may be non‑trivial, so even partial or experimental support would already be valuable. If this is out of scope for the project, I’d appreciate knowing that as well.
Thanks again for your work on this project!