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Hello,
I am using xcas to generate and manipulate equations and I would like to include the results in latex document. I have two questions.

1. Is there a way to exclude the xcas commands in a printout?

2. Often two variables multiplied together are close together and read as one variable. Sometimes the output fromxcas puts a small dot between items that are multiplied together. Is there a way to make that happen all the time?

Thanks Matt

XcasEngGuy a écrit :Is there a way to exclude the xcas commands in a printout?

I guess you would like to exclude the numbers in squares from the document, and do it automatically, am I right? Personally I do it "by hand" from inside the LaTeX editor.

XcasEngGuy a écrit :Often two variables multiplied together are close together and read as one variable.

Could you give us examples please?

If you want something like 3 . x instead of 3x, why not go all the way and choose 3 \times x instead? Or are we the only ones in France to use this symbol?

If you just need one answer translated to latex, then select it (with the mouse or click on the level then Ctrl-A), then Ctrl-T (T for tex, if you don't remember look at the Edit, selection->Latex menuitem), then do Ctrl-V in your latex editor.

I mean:

multplying x*y*z

comes out as xyz in the latex file. It becomes more of a problem with variables that have more than single letter names.

try eq1:=z=2*x1*y4*3

I get: z=(2x1y4.3)

Matt

I'm adding a \cdot between identifiers.

Thank you