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When LaTeX expression contains mathematical constants "e" and "pi", it's impossible to run in Maxima: for example \lim_{x\to\pi}(e^x) converts to limit(((e^x)),x,(pi))
Perhaps it should be converted to limit(((%e^x)),x,(%pi)) (with %) or is this how it should be?
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Yes, you are absolutely correct! There is already an issue for this, see #27. This is absolutely something that should be implemented. However, I don't have time for it right now. Maybe you would be interested in trying to implement this @AziAdFH ?
Anyway, there is apparently a quick-fix that can be done on the Maxima side... See discussion in #26.
When LaTeX expression contains mathematical constants "e" and "pi", it's impossible to run in Maxima: for example
\lim_{x\to\pi}(e^x)
converts tolimit(((e^x)),x,(pi))
Perhaps it should be converted to
limit(((%e^x)),x,(%pi))
(with %) or is this how it should be?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: