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The LaTeX pretty printing of expressions works badly with superscripts that are more than one letter long:
Using jupyter,
using HomotopyContinuation @var x x^-1
produces the latex output $$x^(-1)$$ as the string x^(-1) is passed to the latex output more or less directly.
x^(-1)
I think there are proper LaTeX printers in SymEngine, see for example https://symengine.org/symengine/classSymEngine_1_1LatexPrinter.html I don't know how to call them from Julia though.
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My hotfix (using Latexify) is the following:
using Latexify Base.show(io::IO, ::MIME"text/latex", z::Expression) = println(io, latexify(string(z)))
This is good enough for me at the moment, but I guess you can avoid using Latexify by using the LaTeX printer of SymEngine.
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Okay, thanks for noticing. I will keep it in mind for the next update.
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The LaTeX pretty printing of expressions works badly with superscripts that are more than one letter long:
Using jupyter,
produces the latex output$$x^(-1)$$
as the string
x^(-1)
is passed to the latex output more or less directly.I think there are proper LaTeX printers in SymEngine, see for example https://symengine.org/symengine/classSymEngine_1_1LatexPrinter.html
I don't know how to call them from Julia though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: