Dave, Scribble does not have great support for typesetting math. I would love to use Scribble for all my typesetting needs. However, I have to fall back to Latex whenever I need to typeset math.
There are ways to insert Latex in Scribble. Others on the list might have more information about how to do that. If you have the time, I recommend learning both. Scribble and Latex have a lot of similarities, so learning them side-by-side can even be useful. You'll also discover the relative strengths and weaknesses of each. William Bowman On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 09:36:30AM -0700, Dave Yrueta wrote: > Hi All -- > > I'm an apprenticing high school math teacher looking for a documentation tool > for use in preparing lesson plans and class presentations. I've been advised > to use Latex. But as a former HtDP'er, I've been looking for an excuse to > get back into Racket, and I thought learning Scribble might be a good route > to take. I've poked through the docs a bit, and can't find any reference on > math typesetting. Can that be done in Scribble? Or is Scribble not the > right tool, and should I commit my learning efforts to Latex? Or both? > > Thanks! > Dave Yrueta > > > > ____________________ > Racket Users list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
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