Use S.true in the conditions in integral transforms

[asmeurer]

S.true should be used anywhere that a full symbolic condition can be used,
which is the case. Among other things, this makes transforms with
noconds=False pretty print properly, as the _can_print_latex ignores bool.

• integrals
  • fix pretty printing of integral transforms noconds=False

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S.true should be used anywhere that a full symbolic condition can be used,
which is the case. Among other things, this makes transforms with
noconds=False pretty print properly, as the _can_print_latex ignores bool.

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- integrals
  * fix pretty printing of integral transforms `noconds=False`

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• integrals
  • fix pretty printing of integral transforms noconds=False (#14695 by @asmeurer and @smichr)

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[cbm755]

I'm wondering if I should do it in meijreint too.

I can try to review but can you give an example (or a test)? I get the same results for pprint(Piecewise((6, Eq(im(z), 0)), (42, true))) and pprint(..., True)))

[asmeurer]

I think it only affects the LaTeX printing in the notebook.

[smichr]

Any reason not to use S.true instead of S(True)?

[asmeurer]

I don't know why I did that.

[smichr]

+1