On Sun, Apr 06, 2025 at 11:39:01AM -0500, T Rex wrote:
Yes, I'll try that. What I'm asking more clearly is what is the LaTeX
equivalent of "integrate(x,x)"? My problem is related to the syntax that
lyx can recognize, I would just use "\int_0^{10} x\, dx" but it doesn't
work.
It should work, and indeed it works with lyx 2.3 but is apparently broken in lyx 2.4.
This is the corresponding output on the terminal: lyx 2.3 ------- use equation insetuse cell: [subsup [symbol int] [char 0 mathalpha] [char 1 mathalpha][char 0 mathalpha]][char x mathalpha][space 4] [char d mathalpha][char x mathalpha]
checking expr: 'integrate( x , x ,0,10)' calling: maxima input: 'simpsum:true;tex(integrate( x , x ,0,10));' output: '50' lyx-2.4 ------- use equation insetuse cell: [subsup [macro int] [char 0 mathalpha] [char 1 mathalpha][char 0 mathalpha]][char x mathalpha][space 4] [char d mathalpha][char x mathalpha]
checking expr: 'intop[0]^(10) x dx' calling: maxima input: 'simpsum:true;tex(intop[0]^(10) x dx);'So, in 2.3 the integral sign is interpreted as [symbol int] but in 2.4 as [macro int] and that seems to make the difference.
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