Is there a way to make TinyMCE recognize user-define macros?
from sage.misc.latex import *
latex.add_macro("\\newcommand{\\Rr}{\mathbb{R}}")
%latex
$\Rr$
returns the blackboard face R.
However, $\Rr$ in the TinyMCE editor produces Unknown control sequence
'\Rr'
Need help.
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On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 2:42 PM, Dan Drake wrote:
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> A. So LaTeX is using sagetex.sty from TeXLive, which is out of date
> and does not match the Python module built into Sage.
>
> I would delete that file (try something like "sudo rm
> /usr/share/../sagetex.sty" and follow the directions
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Thank you,
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Hi,
On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 11:29 PM, Dan Aldrich wrote:
> Can the user control either to print an approximate value or an exact value?
> I tried to print the value of an integral under a bell curve:
>
> integrate(e^((-x^2)), x, -3, 3)
In addition to Simon's response, if you just want t
Hi Dan,
On 27 Aug., 15:29, Dan Aldrich wrote:
> Can the user control either to print an approximate value or an exact
> value?
sage: r = integrate(e^((-x^2)), x, -3, 3)
sage: r
sqrt(pi)*erf(3)
There is the "n" method (I suppose "n" refers to "numerical
evaluation"):
sage: r.n()
1.7724
Can the user control either to print an approximate value or an exact
value? I tried to print the value of an integral under a bell curve:
integrate(e^((-x^2)), x, -3, 3)
and get:
sqrt(pi)*erf(3)
Thanks,
-d
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On Fri, 26 Aug 2011 at 12:26PM -0700, H.S.Rai wrote:
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> On Aug 26, 5:26 am, Dan Drake wrote:
> >
> > the version of Sage, etc -- I think the Python
> > module and LaTeX package for SageTeX are from different versions. If you
> > do
> >
> > kpsewhich sagetex.sty
> >
> > what do you get?
>
Hmm. It doesn't look app specific. Can you run shells from the app? e.g.
from the menu "Terminal Session" > "Sage". If so can you then run notebook()
from the sage session?
I'm downloading it now to see if I can reproduce this, but I'm leaving for the
weekend, so I won't get to it right a
