I've been wondering how to do this for a while... although the application is equations, I think that the actual implementation will be more of a general TeX/LaTeX problem so I'm posting it in the general forum. Basically I want to be able to do something like:
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\begin{align}
a &= b \\
b &= c \eqnote{but $b = a$, so} \\
a &= c
\end{align}
...and then have the text "but $b = a$, so" appear to the right of the equations, but vertically aligned to fall
half way between the last two lines. I've created a function which does this by assuming that all lines are a certain height, but this fails if either line contains tall expressions like integrals.
I'm wondering whether there's a way for the \eqnote function to determine the height of its line, the height of the following line, and then use that information to place its argument half way between the two lines.
