In LaTeX, I would like to align some text so that looks something like this:
"⇒": some text
[an equation in align* environment]
more text
"⇐": some other text
[another equation]
even more text
without the use of minipages, and without me having to manually specify any width or similar every time I want to insert something like this. I would also like, that the "more text" place holder is aligned with the "even more text" place holder, if for example I write something longer than "⇐"
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So basically just like inside a tabular environment with invisible borders, but tabular won't let me use align*
$\begin{aligned}...
in an l columnp
-columns either. What's the difference to usingl
? It seems that I always have to specify a width withp
-cells which is something I want to avoid.l
is likembox
so horizontal mode (LR-mode in latex book) so can not have display constructs like align, or paragraphs or\vspace
.p
is like\parbox
(par-mode in latex book) so can have all those things. You wantl
column andaligned
here notalign