Math document containing some Sage calculations

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Personally, i like the following combo when organizing tutorials:

• write your document in .rst format (same format as Sage documentation and thematic tutorials, and it is pure text, good for versionning)
• compile into static pdf with rst2latex followed by pdflatex (for printing)
• compile into live jupyter notebook with rst2ipynb (for interacting with the computation cells)

Regarding edition, i use a text editor (vim), but if you like to see the rendering on the fly, you can use .rst editors like retext.

I have some dirty bash scripts to automate that (and pass nice rendering options, and convenient headers), do not hesitate to ask if you plan to use that method.

Solution 1: sagetex. This is to embbed Sage computation in a LaTeX document.

Solution 2: pretext. This is much more general and designed to write books. It can be used to produce LaTeX but also html pages with embbeded Sage cells.

There is a plugin for sage in TeXmacs. It needs some work to make it have the same functionality as that for Python, and to have it work both in Windows as in LInux or Mac.

In the meantime, inside the following link you could download the file adriansage2.tar.gz.

If you use LInux, you may try to uncompress and download the file in the plugins directory of your .TeXmacs directory to see if it recognizes your sage instalation (assuming sage is discoverable from the path) and perhaps this allows you to practice a bit.

http://lists.texmacs.org/wws/arc/texm...