MaplePrimes - answers and comments on Question, Miktex 2.9 and Maple 13 (Help)

Maple to TeX

Ralph — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 22:00:08 Z

Hello.

I don't understand your problem.

1 - If you copy Maple source code into a TeX compiler, it will produce that code as text, as in the .jpg image you refer to. What did you expect?

2 - If you want to use a graphic output from Maple, you can export the box either as a .eps (Postscript) or .pdf (Adobe Pdf) file and insert it in a (La)TeX document using either an "\insertgraphics" or a "\special" command.

3 - By the way, the directories are texmf and localtexmf and not texfm and localtexfm as you write; that may be why you don't find them. If the compiler runs, it means that the directories have been properly installed.

Best regards.

Ralph

Classic

pagan — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 22:09:35 Z

Is the problem that the 2D output is not properly broken across lines?

If so, then you could try the following. Save your worksheet as .mws, then open it and run it in the Classic GUI. Run the command

interface(labelling=false):

(You can run that in another sheet, sharing the same kernel. Or you can run it once in your open sheet, and then delete that line.) Then use the File->Export from the menu bar, to export as LaTeX. This seems to produce a result with better line-breaking of typeset output in the emitted LaTeX source, but without having to recourse to using embedded .eps or graphics for the typeset output.

Next submit an SCR against this problem of LaTeX export in the Standard GUI.

Thanks for your answer Yea now is better

Szumi — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:13:21 Z

Thanks for your answer

Yea now is better but still no good enough . Now its look that:

The equations which I emphasized should be in the center...

Have you any ideas?

Regards

Thanks for answers

fix up

pagan — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:23:25 Z

@Szumi It's extra work, but you can always try and line-break and/or center yourself, since it is LaTeX source.

Another possibility, using the Standard GUI, is to open the Tools->Options->Exports tab and adjust the "Math linebreaking width". That (still) might not center in the way you expect.

..."Another possibility, using the Standard

Szumi — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 16:47:24 Z

..."Another possibility, using the Standard GUI, is to open the Tools->Options->Exports tab and adjust the "Math linebreaking width". That (still) might not center in the way you expect."

I did what you wrote, but nothing has changed...:(

I can not center the equation manualy in Latex, becouse when I create the pdf file my equation disappears

The centering is not important, I must do something with this line breaking

Any ideas??

Thanks for your comments