<Here is a little bit of simple-minded hackery to put a space after
< the minus sign ... does this help?
<
< :lisp (setf (get 'mminus 'wxxmlword) "<v>- </v>");
< :lisp (setf (get 'mminus 'wxxmlsym) '("<v>- </v>"));
<
< Just enter this in your wxMaxima session.
< Note very carefully the punctuation, in particular distinguish
< the single quotes from double.
<
< Hope this helps,
<
< Robert Dodier>
<
< Although I was hoping for a configuration setting, I'm certain this will
< do the trick. A perfect excuse for me to learn a little more about
< Maxima.
You can configure your Maxima session via commands in two files,
maxima-init.lisp
maxima-init.mac
These should be located in $MAXIMA_USERDIR (see the man page),
which is $HOME/.maxima by default.
In your case, you can copy the lines beginning in ':lisp'
into your maxima-init.lisp file (less the trailing semi-colon),
and these commands will be executed at start-up.
Leo
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