At some point I was getting inexplicable results while using SageTex- my
variables were all being shifted by one (variable b taking the value of
variable a, variable c taking the value of variable b, and worse). Then I
realized that the problem was that I had some code of the following form:
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it is possible to
(a) display Sagetex code within TeX in a relatively "clean" fashion (one
that can be sent to referees, say, rather than just to one's friends),
(b) make variable names appear as footnotes to their values, when displayed
via \sage (as opposed to \sageblock)? Again, the purpose
(b) make variable names appear as footnotes to their values, when displayed
via \sage (as opposed to \sageblock)? Again, the purpose would be
debugging/refereeing.
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> ??? Could you give us an example of what you want to do ? I have trouble
> visualizing it...
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\begin{sageblock}
a
(Well, I want to display what that LaTeX code would display, obviously.)
Le dimanche 25 mars 2018 08:20:23 UTC-5, Harald Helfgott a écrit :
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> (b) make variable names appear as footnotes to their values, when
> displayed via \sage (as opposed to \sageblock)? Again, the purp
That is not what I meant. I meant that the label would appear above the
variable (though I now realize it would be better for it to appear on top
of the variable, to avoid confusion with exponents - though of course
confusion with subscripts would still be possible).
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