SageTeX is a package enabling Sage mathematics software to be used from within LaTeX documents in a wide variety of ways, similar to Sweave in R.
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How to make a package using sagetex and sage-commands
I am trying to make my own package building on sagetex. It starts with
\RequirePackage{sagetex}
and I want it to execute some 'sagesilent' code as for instance
\newcommand{\loadsagefunction}{
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Using MiKTeX and Sagetex
I have Sage 5.5 installed on a Windows Vista desktop through Oracle's Virtual Box. I use Fedora for the Linux base. My problem is getting SagTeX and MiKTeX to work together. I'm not very familiar with ...
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Is it possible to integrate sage in kile?
I'm using sagetex to output the result of computations directly on LaTeX. I'm using Kile as my editor. The usual procedure for compilation is:
compile LaTeX on Kile.
goto terminal and load the Sage ...
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Using SageTeX within Windows
Sage 5.5 was just released. It is a Linux native, is there a way to use it within windows with minimal constraints?
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Runaway argument error when creating a macro for code that works outside a macro
I'm certain my problem is due to my almost complete lack of understanding of LaTeX's expansion rules...
I wrote some code, which uses the SageTeX package to keep track of a list of answers to ...
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Making AUCTeX aware of SageTeX
When you compile a file with AUCTeX, it will prompt you to re-run LaTeX and BibTeX as necessary. Is there a way to get it to also run sage when using SageTeX?
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Layout of Sagetex in Tex (using Kile)
If you have something like:
\begin{sagesilent}
G=Graphics()
H=Graphics()
var('x')
G+=plot(cos(x),(x,0,pi))
H+= text("$\cos(x)$", (1, 1), fontsize=16, color='black')
\end{sagesilent}
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Using quotes inside sageplot environment in SageTeX
Here's the question: how do I get the following to work in SageTeX? The quotes always lead to an error.
\sageplot{plot(cos(x),(x,0,pi),label='$\cos(x)$')}
Double quotes, escaping them, ... nothing ...
