Clarify pre for arrays #2576
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Closes modelica#2556 Note I also changed another part of pre for typographic reasons. Currently I see: y(tUnknown node type: sup) In case mathjax isn't active (seems to be the case locally) tpre looks weird, so t^-^ seems like the safest solution.
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Yes, this is a valid implementation of the decision in #2556.
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Closes #2556
Note I also changed another part of pre for typographic reasons.
Currently on https://specification.modelica.org/master/operators-and-expressions.html#event-related-operators-with-function-syntax I see
y(tUnknown node type: sup)
which isn't good, and I assume it is related to textsuperscript in math.
I experimented a bit and in case mathjax isn't active (seems to be the case locally with edge and chrome) tpre looks weird, so t^-^ seems like the safest solution.