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Two formulae in SuperCollider Recursive contribution invisible to most browsers
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== Ocaml matrix example remark ==
I notice someone edited the Ocaml matrix example to say 'actually O(n*n)'. I can't identify who that was now, but unless someone can explain/justify it I will remove it, as it seems to be incorrect. [[User:TobyK|TobyK]] ([[User talk:TobyK|talk]])
==Two formulae in SuperCollider Recursive contribution invisible to most browsers==
The two formulae in the preface to the Recursive section of the SuperCollider examples are invisible to most browsers. Perhaps they were edited and tested in FireFox ? The majority of browsers, including Chrome, IE/Edge, Safari etc, use the part of the HTML code which displays the server-side graphic file for each formula. Only a minority, which happens to include FireFox, locally process the MathML expression, and only then if requisite fonts are installed. As the MediaWiki processor generates separate code to support each approach, visibility of formulae in Firefox doesn't guarantee successful code compilation and visibility to the majority of browsers.
Redundant space inside <math> tags can be one source of this problem. Perhaps the author can experiment and check the result in in Chrome, IE/Edge or Safari ? [[User:Hout|Hout]] ([[User talk:Hout|talk]]) 11:38, 15 October 2016 (UTC)
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