Is there any way to dynamically generate $\LaTeX$ code in a block preceeded by %latex? This could be useful for taking a data structure and iterating through it to create a data table using the corresponding data.
Thanks!
You can use
Latex().eval(my_string, globals=globals)
as explained in this answer to a similar question.
That's it! Thanks! I was able to dynamically generate a table by iterating over data and constructing the corresponding formatting. I was able to use the globals dictionary to pass data in so that it can be rendered inside of `\sage{}` calls, but what purpose does the `locals` argument serve?
Does the \sage command do what you want?
%latex
Did you know that $20! = \sage{factorial(20)}$?
Have you tried sagetex? What you can do is install sagetex and then when you latex your .tex file you can include sage commands inside the tex file. Sagetex will solve the equations and latex them for you.
Edit:
Also there is a command latex. For eg.
alpha=var('alpha')
latex(sin(alpha))
gives you the latex output for the expression which you can copy paste in to you latex document.
Oh - I'd like to try and do it within the context of notebook. I'm just trying to demo Sage for use in connecting to Apache Hive to generate summary reports on data. I've been able to generate some limited success by calling `latex.eval("...")` where the string can be dynamically constructed with data. It also helps to pass in data via the `locals` construct, allowing for that data to be referenced inside `\sage{}` blocks. However, the rendering of `latex.eval()` has been somewhat subpar. For example: latex.eval(r""" \documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage[margin=0.20in,landscape]{geometry} \usepackage{colortbl} \usepackage[table]{xcolor} \begin{document} \begin{tabular}{ cccccccccc } \hline \rowcolor[rgb]{0.21,0.37,0.58}... \end{tabular} \end{document}""",{})
Asked: 2012-01-20 21:58:31 +0100
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Last updated: Jan 23 '12
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