Question: keeping n>0 same and not 0<n ?

For compution this is not important, for latex, I find  n>0 little more clear to read than 0<n 

Is there a way to tell Maple not to reverse terms on each side of the > just for latex purposes?

It seems Maple does this only for   > and not for  <

I know the latex output follows what is displayed on the screen in Maple. And that is what happens also for display. Maple rewrites n>0 as   0<n.   

I tried changing display->Typesetting level from extended to maple standard but this had no effect. 

Is there a trick to make Maple not all the > to  <  ?

Again, I wanted to do this just for the latex output because for computation and for screen display in worksheet, it is not an the issue for me, as I only use Latex output.

It seems Maple like to make everything  based on "<" internally and that is why it reverses it?

interface(version);

`Standard Worksheet Interface, Maple 2025.0, Linux, March 24 2025 Build ID 1909157`

restart;

latex(n>0,'output'='string'); #why this is reverse on output?

"0<n"

latex(n>m,'output'='string'); #why this is reverse on output?

"m <n"

latex(n<0,'output'='string'); #but this stays the same

"n <0"

latex(n<m,'output'='string'); #but this stays the same

"n <m"

n>0

0 < n

 

 

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