A bit different answer, you can use sage session in texmacs (last
working in ubuntu is 1.9.92), in sagenb (former version of notebook but
still active, sometimes I prefer it for fine tuning text/latex) and
jupyter notebook, really excellent too... They are developing an
interesting tool still alpha but usable, jupyterlab.
If you do a research in google with this command you will get a lot of
sites which uses it :)
sagemath /pub/ sws
Regards
Le 24/12/2016 à 09:36, Emmanuel Charpentier a écrit :
The best solution for "serious" documents is probably to write in
\LaTeX and convert to LO/Word. And there exists an excellent way to
include Sage results in \LaTeX documents :search for "Sagetex" in the
online help and manual.
This interface is infuriatingly excellent ("infuriatingly" because
some quirks, quite logical as seen from a \LaTeX development point of
view, are quite strange from a word processor user point of view).
In fact, this interface is a strong argument to prefer Sage to other
CAS for producing anything serious (on paper) : the use of a
programmatic interface to Sage guarantees the consistency between the
various parts o the document. A recompilation will recompile all the
"maths" parts of the document.
You can then convert from \LaTeX to OpenOffice via pandoc. This is
probably the swiftest way to produce a "serious" LO/Word document. You
may have to fiddle with the document template used by Pandoc to obtain
results conformant to your university's (or publisher's) desiderata.
Another possibility is to create your document as a Jupyter worksheet,
export it to markdown and pandoc it to LO/Word. But the possibilities
of Markdown are rather more limited than those of \LaTeX. However, it
is a superior way to create HTML documents...
Otherwise, you can also cut'n-paste from the Jupyter notebook (I dn't
know for the ols Sage notebook) to LibreOffice (and possibly Word) ;
ISTR that LO somehow accepts MathML. But then, you lose the
consistency offered by Sagetex. And that's, IMHO, a huge drawback.
HTH,
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Le samedi 24 décembre 2016 08:52:53 UTC+1, NITIN DARKUNDE a écrit :
Dear group members,
I have been using sage since last 01 month. I just
done some easy commands in it . I want to ask you, how to take
these commands and their output on word/latex file?(So that I can
include, this stuff in my research paper). Thanks.
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