>>>>> "Andrey" == Andrey G Grozin writes:
Andrey> 1. (*) text/plain ( ) text/html
Andrey> On Fri, 18 Mar 2005, Raymond Toy wrote:
>> But this begs the question of what tex() is supposed to do. As a
>> plain, simple, command-line user, I would want tex() to do what I
>> would do by hand. So f(x)^2 would be f^2(x) and sin(x) is \sin x,
>> because that's the typical notation I would use to put into a tex
>> document.
Andrey> These redefinitions are in the file texmacs-maxyma-5.9.2.lisp. As a
Andrey> command-line user, you will newer see them.
Andrey> Those who use maxima via TeXmacs see *only* formulae
Andrey> rendered by TeXmacs from tex(). And what they see must be
Andrey> unambiguous. Therefore, some aspects of tex() are
Andrey> redefined by the TeXmacs interface; this does not
Andrey> influence all the rest.
See, I was all wrong. :-)
I agree, however, that some of the things tex() does is wrong. I
don't think I want x1 get rendered as x_1. x[1] being x_1 is ok, but
not x1.
Ray