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Hi experts.

In a Jupyter notebook with Cadabra2 kernel:

Is there any way to display "hand made" Latex, such as

s = Latex(
    '\\begin{array}{l} \n'
    ' 0 &  0 &  0 \\   \n'
    ' 0 &  0 &  1 \\   \n'
    ' 0 & -1 &  0      \n'
    '\\end{array}      \n'
)._repr_latex_()

Trying to display the above with

s;

prints it out as a string not as a properly formated array.

I am working in

  • Jupyter notebook
  • Cadabra2 kernel
  • ipynb file
  • Cadabra 2.4.5
  • Ubuntu 22.04

Thank you

GPN

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Best answer

Timely question ;-) I have just pushed a change to github which allows you to do

s = LaTeXString(
    r'\begin{array}{lll}'
    r' 0 &  0 &  0 \\'
    r' 0 &  0 &  1 \\'
    r' 0 & -1 &  0'
    r'\end{array}'
)
s;

which will then show (in cadabra2-gtk and the jupyter frontend) the typeset result.

In other words, this is like a normal string, but with information that the content can be processed as LaTeX.

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Oh wow. Thanks! Very cool.

Any chance this release's binary for Ubuntu 22.04 will be available on the download page?

Thank you

GPN

The packages are slowly being generated; the one for Ubuntu 22.04 has just appeared.

Thank you! I've now tested and it works nicely :-)

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