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Community-contributed installable additions to the Wolfram Language
Wolfram`Parser`
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The parser handles the inline-math subset of LaTeX commonly written inside or (no preamble, no ).
$...$
\(...\)
\documentclass
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Output is a tree of Wolfram boxes, ready to drop into a notebook cell or wrap in / for rendering.
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126 / 126 cases from parse cleanly. See for the design and the corpus.
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The parser is tolerant: macros it doesn't know are emitted as their literal followed by their payload, so an unknown command doesn't abort the whole expression.
\name
{arg}
Examples
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Basic Examples
(1)
A simple fraction:
In[1]:=
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Out[1]=
FractionBox[StyleBox[a,TI],StyleBox[b,TI]]
Subscript / superscript / both:
In[2]:=
["x^2"],
["a_i"],
["x_i^2"]
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Out[2]=
{SuperscriptBox[StyleBox[x,TI],2],SubscriptBox[StyleBox[a,TI],StyleBox[i,TI]],SubsuperscriptBox[StyleBox[x,TI],StyleBox[i,TI],2]}
A named function:
In[3]:=
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Out[3]=
RowBox[{StyleBox[sin,FontSlantPlain],,StyleBox[x,TI],+,StyleBox[cos,FontSlantPlain],,StyleBox[y,TI]}]
A matrix environment:
In[4]:=
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Out[4]=
RowBox[{(,GridBox[{{StyleBox[a,TI],StyleBox[b,TI]},{StyleBox[c,TI],StyleBox[d,TI]}}],)}]
A square root with an order:
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Out[5]=
RadicalBox[StyleBox[x,TI],3]
Scope
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Properties & Relations
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Possible Issues
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Neat Examples
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