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Until Trac #31629 is merged (cf. @slelievre 's answer), a possible workaround is to define a subclass of LatexExpr relying on Jupyter's native LaTeX rendering (not Sage's one), as follows:
class LatexExprFix(LatexExpr):
def _repr_latex_(self):
return '$' + str(self) + '$'
It suffices to type the above code is a cell of the Jupyter notebook. Then
LatexExprFix(r'\infty')
displays the LaTeX-rendered formula.
However this does not work with %display latex. If you have some part of the notebook with %display latex, you have to revert to a plain display with %display plain before using LatexExprFix. Maybe this can be improved...
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Until Trac #31629 is merged (cf. @slelievre 's answer), a possible workaround is to define a subclass of LatexExpr relying on Jupyter's native LaTeX rendering (not Sage's one), as follows:
class LatexExprFix(LatexExpr):
def _repr_latex_(self):
return '$' + str(self) + '$'
It suffices to type the above code is in a cell of the Jupyter notebook. Then
LatexExprFix(r'\infty')
displays the LaTeX-rendered formula.
However this does not work with %display latex. If you have some part of the notebook with %display latex, you have to revert to a plain display with %display plain before using LatexExprFix. Maybe this can be improved...
