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| 2010-11-03 16:35:56 +0200 | commented answer | Sample question: How do I compute symbolic integrals like $\int{sin(x) tan(x)} dx$ Ehr - no - although that's also a real nice functionality i didn't know of (fancy menu shades! (but menu initially hidden under firefox default menu (ubuntu 10.04 - 64bit : http://oi56.tinypic.com/1hef4p.jpg))) |
| 2010-11-02 18:37:32 +0200 | answered a question | Sample question: How do I compute symbolic integrals like $\int{sin(x) tan(x)} dx$ $\sum 2$ great :-) like that !! can you get (integrate) this (live-preview) functionality into the sage notebook text editor (tiny-mce) somehow ? i'd like to see the formula there while typing if i double-click directly on a formula tinymce opens plus a box with latex source code. but only the first time. how about the box popping up each time i place the cursor into a latex formula and then showing the typeset math. at the moment i don't see the use of the box ... thanks for sage ... am loving it!!! regards Patrick I guess, I am asking in the wrong place - (maybe "mis-")using this forum as a scratch pad - but the suggestion I'm making is somehow connected with this ... (I reached here from a blog bost). So to be a bit more precise: I am actually talking about the sage notebook. I am wondering what this light grey window is really good for and suggesting an way to make use of it. |
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