| 1 | initial version |
OK, got it: in sage-code cells you have to escape the backslashen.
Example:
\frac{a}{b} doesn't work, but
\\frac{a}{b} does.
Another example: in an 'aligned' environment you need 4 backslashes to make a linebreak:
\\begin{aligned} ... \\ \\ ... \\end{aligned}
| 2 | removed typo |
OK, got it: in sage-code cells you have to escape the backslashen.
Example:
\frac{a}{b} doesn't work, but
\\frac{a}{b} does.
Another example: in an 'aligned' environment you need 4 backslashes to make a linebreak:
\\begin{aligned} ... \\ \\ ... \\end{aligned}
| 3 | fixed spelling |
OK, got it: in sage-code cells you have to escape the backslashen. backslashes.
Example:
\frac{a}{b} doesn't work, but
\\frac{a}{b} does.
Another example: in an 'aligned' environment you need 4 backslashes to make a linebreak:
\\begin{aligned} ... \\ \\ ... \\end{aligned}
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