annotate BUGS @ 86932:15347a4d3180

(math-compose-vector, math-compose-var, math-tex-expr-is-flat): Declare as functions. (calc-lang-slash-idiv, calc-lang-allow-underscores) math-comp-left-bracket, math-comp-right-bracket, math-comp-comma) (math-comp-vector-prec): Declare as variables. (math-var-formatter, math-matrix-formatter,math-lang-adjust-words) (math-lang-read-symbol, math-land-read, math-punc-table) (math-compose-subscr,math-dots,math-func-formatter): New property names to store language specific information. (math-compose-tex-var, math-compose-tex-intv) (math-compose-maple-intv, math-compose-eqn-intv, math-compose-tex-sum) (math-compose-tex-func, math-compose-tex-intv): New functions. (math-eqn-ignore-words,math-tex-ignore-words,math-latex-ignore-words): Move from calc.el. (math-special-function-table): Add entries for tex. (calc-lang-slash-idiv, calc-lang-allows-underscores): New variables. (math-compose-latex-frac): Rename from `math-latex-print-frac'. (math-compose-tex-matrix, math-compose-eqn-matrix) (math-eqn-special-functions): Move from calccomp.el

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