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In[1]:= TeXForm[Integrate[f[x],x]] gives Out[1]= \intf\left[x\right] , d x when it should be Out[1]= \int f\left[x\right] , d x
(a space is missing between \int and the integrand)
Reported on google-groups page here.
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@sn6uv Since this issue is a few years old is it still available to be fixed? If so, I would like to try to create a solution for this.
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I hasn't been fixed yet.
We currently get:
In[1]:= TeXForm[Integrate[f[x],x]] Out[1]= \int f\left[x\right] \, dx
which I'll take for correct.
Down the line though we will probably have an overhaul of the way TeXForm works (via operation information in the mathics-scanner project)
Wher theis happens, there should be lots of furhter improvements.
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In[1]:= TeXForm[Integrate[f[x],x]]
gives
Out[1]= \intf\left[x\right] , d x
when it should be
Out[1]= \int f\left[x\right] , d x
(a space is missing between \int and the integrand)
Reported on google-groups page here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: