(Probably a newbie question here, but not finding it in ggroup or docs)
Can I convince init_printing() to give the mathjax/latex representation of
an expression in an IPython terminal session without using latex(expr)?
For example (Anaconda/python3, linux, sympy 1.0 in an xterm or emacs
console):
from sympy import *
init_printing(use_latex='mathjax')
var('x')
expr = x**2
expr
desired output:
x^{2}
I have tried various options to init_printing() like use_latex=True,
use_latex='mathjax', 'matplotlib', etc., but sympy falls back to simple
forms (str, pretty-printers) unless in a qtconsole or notebook. I must be
misunderstanding how init_printing() works (or maybe there's another
approach I should be using?).
Motivation: I'm using org mode and it's support for mathjax/latex to
generate content that can be migrated directly into Jupyter notebooks. I'm
hoping to avoid translating latex(expr) into expr everywhere.
Thanks,
Steve
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