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Removed LaTeX handling due to incomplete support #57

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Fixes the regression mentioned in #56

Please reject this PR by doing one fixing the functionality instead 😄

Fixes jupyter#56

Please reject this PR by doing one fixing the functionality instead 😄
asmeurer added a commit to asmeurer/qtconsole that referenced this pull request Oct 23, 2015
Currently it just prints an error and gives an empty png. However, there is a
lot of LaTeX that matplotlib cannot parse, e.g., matrices. This gives a better
user experience for SymPy, which has a text printer that it can fallback
to. SymPy cannot just disable the LaTeX printer because it is desired for the
notebook, and there is no way for it to enable LaTeX just in the notebook, or
change the printer precedence order.

I have left in the debug logging of the error (to the terminal).

Fixes jupyter#63. This supersedes jupyter#57, although I don't know if it fixes the issue
there.
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Carreau commented Jan 6, 2016

Same than #64 slipped through the cracks. I think that even partial support is better than none.

@minrk minrk closed this in d78756a Jan 21, 2016
@flying-sheep flying-sheep deleted the patch-1 branch January 21, 2016 15:28
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