When using the Jupyter notebook I always have to type
%display typesetas my first line so as to enable typesetting.
Is there any way to avoid it and have the answers typeset automatically?
I'm using sagemath-upstream-binary from the PPA and Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon.
Use the init.sage file and include this line in that file:
pretty_print_default(True)See the section about 'init.sage' on this page:
This works. Set it in ~/.sage/init.sage
Your question does not specify whether you are using SageMath Cloud or just an standalone version of Jupyter.
In Sage Math Cloud, the typesetting appears to be set to default to use MathJax.
Otherwise, you need to get to a terminal and type jupyter notebook --generate-config to generate the configuration file jupyter_notebook_config.py. Then, edit this file and uncomment the following line:
# c.NotebookApp.enable_mathjax = TrueThis should change the defaults as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, I'm not set up to test this at the moment.
I have this line in /usr/lib/sagemath/local/etc/jupyter_notebook_config.py but I still need to use %display typeset
Is it uncommented?
Also, are you running your own stand-alone version of Sage Math Cloud, or if not, what is your configuration?
Finally, can you add an example to your original question of code that should produce typeset output but doesn't?
I will take another look at it.
jupyter setting c.NotebookApp.enable_mathjax = True does not seem to affect Sagemath typesetting mode.
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