I've been meaning to make a service for OS X which does this sort of thing. Of
course it's OS X only, but it would be system wide instead of just in a browser.
-Ivan
On Dec 20, 2010, at 4:25 PM, RegB wrote:
> Yes, in a browser, most likely Firefox.
> "Unprepared document" could be anything any
Yes, in a browser, most likely Firefox.
"Unprepared document" could be anything anywhere, including
a displayed .pdf file (within a browser tab).
The file that it is in shouldn't matter, it is just highlighted text
and I think once it is highlighted it is in the (OS's) clipboard.
I am not sure if i
On 12/19/10 7:09 AM, RegB wrote:
That appears to be very similar to what (I believe) I am thinking of.
The difference is that I am wish-dreaming a plug-in for Firefox, which
more of us use more generally more of the time than TeXMacs.
I am imagining the situation where we come across an expressio
That appears to be very similar to what (I believe) I am thinking of.
The difference is that I am wish-dreaming a plug-in for Firefox, which
more of us use more generally more of the time than TeXMacs.
I am imagining the situation where we come across an expression and
would like to see a plot of i
On Dec 18, 7:04 am, RegB <2regburg...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> I keep getting distracted with the code though (-:
Me too. ;-)
> Here is a thought - probably not new to you;
> How practical would it be to adapt the tools you have assembled to
> enable a user to do the following.
> 1) Drag mouse
On 12/18/10 9:50 AM, Jason Grout wrote:
It seems like something like this should be possible in TeXMacs, which
includes a Sage plugin (except I think Sage has to be installed
locally). See http://www.texmacs.org/
Some more details: http://wiki.sagemath.org/TeXmacs (apparently you have
to ins
On 12/18/10 9:04 AM, RegB wrote:
Thank you SO MUCH for this.
I am a code hack from way back, with very poor math.
In fact I got into SAGE primarily to learn the math that has been so
lacking for far too long.
I keep getting distracted with the code though (-:
Here is a thought - probably not new
Thank you SO MUCH for this.
I am a code hack from way back, with very poor math.
In fact I got into SAGE primarily to learn the math that has been so
lacking for far too long.
I keep getting distracted with the code though (-:
Here is a thought - probably not new to you;
How practical would it be
That's very interesting! I think it has potential to increase usage of
Sage in a classroom setting.
On Dec 14, 2:07 pm, Rob Beezer wrote:
> After months of threats, I finally have a toolchain of conversion
> software working acceptably and have begun adding actual Sage content
> to open source te
