Hi.
I'm new to sage, and python. I'm working with in the interactive sage
prompt environment with the intention of moving the code later into a
python script.
I just wanted to know, is it possible to get a latex version of a
(preparsed) input string without being evaluated/simplified/reduced?
For example:
1.) latex(eval(preparse("10/60"))) is \frac{1}{6}, but I need \frac{10}
{60}
2.) latex(eval(preparse("(a*b*c*d^2)/(d*z)"))) is \frac{a b c d}{z}
but need \frac{a b c d^2}{d z}
and of course latex(preparse(x)) does not work since preparse returns
a string and not a sage object.
Does such a function exist? Could it be added to a future version of
sage? How would one go about creating such a function?
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