verb
The verb extension defines the \verb LaTeX macro that typesets
its argument “verbatim” (without further processing) in a monospaced
(typewriter) font. The first character after the \verb command is
used as a delimiter for the argument, which is everything up to the
next copy of the delimiter character). E.g.
\verb|\sqrt{x}|
will typeset \sqrt{x} as a literal string.
Note that, due to how MathJax locates math strings within the
document, the argument to \verb must have balanced braces, so
\verb|{| is not valid in a web page (use \mathtt{\{} instead).
If you are passing TeX strings to MathJax.tex2svg() or
MathJax.tex2chtml(), however, braces don’t have to be balanced. So
const html = MathJax.tex2chtml('\\verb|{|');
is valid.
This extension is loaded automatically when the autoload extension
is used. To load the verb extension explicitly (when using
input/tex-base for example), add '[tex]/verb' to the
load array of the loader block of your MathJax configuration,
and add 'verb' to the packages array of the tex block.
window.MathJax = {
loader: {load: ['[tex]/verb']},
tex: {packages: {'[+]': ['verb']}}
};
Alternatively, use \require{verb} in a TeX expression to load it
dynamically from within the math on the page, if the require
extension is loaded.
verb Commands
The verb extension implements the following macros:
\verb