Consider the following quarto document: I get the following error, when rendering it: A solution that works is to add table to the following line of the tex file generated by quarto: That is: My question is: How can I do that from inside the quarto document instead of hacking the tex file? Answer As explained in this answer on
Tag: latex
Python Latex Library
I often work with groups of materials and my file/materials are named as alphanumeric strings. Is there a library to turn a string like r”Mxene – Ti3C2″ to latex styled r”Mxene – Ti$_mathrm{3}$C$_mathrm{2}$”? I usually use a dictionary but going through every name is a hassle and prone to error because materials can always be added or removed from the
Pandas Styler.to_latex() – how to pass commands and do simple editing
How do I pass the following commands into the latex environment? centering (I need landscape tables to be centered) and caption* (I need to skip for a panel the table numbering) In addition, I would need to add parentheses and asterisks to the t-statistics, meaning row-specific formatting on the dataframes. For example: Current variable value const 2.439628 t stat 13.921319
‘pdflatex’ not found in subprocess within a bundled PyInstaller APP
I am attempting to create a macOS standalone app from a PyQt5 GUI using PyInstaller. All works apart from automatically generating a PDF from a TEX file using the pdflatex module (in conjunction with Pylatex). Both the pylatex and pdflatex modules require calling the subprocess module, which is done as following: Where args=[‘pdflatex’, ‘-output-directory=/Users/Desktop’, ‘-interaction-mode=batchmode’, ‘-jobname=test’] This however does not
Save plotly figure interactively (html) whilst preserving LaTeX font
I created a plotly figure using python and I am aware that one can save the interactive figure in html format by using: fig.write_html(“name_of_figure.html”) For the axis labels, as well as the title of the figure, I used LaTeX fonts like this: fig.update_layout(title=r’$text{Some title}_2$’) When I render it in my browser directly the LaTeX fonts are displayed correctly. However, when
Is it possible to export 3D charts from MatPlotLib to TikZ?
I am trying to export a 3D diagram from Matplotlib to TikZ, using import tikzplotlib. This is the code executed in Jupyter NoteBook: The resulting papon.tex file shows the following when compiled: Missing any configuration or code modification? Or, simply, is it not possible to correctly export a 3D chart -with these characteristics- to TikZ? Answer The answer is yes
Display an astropy Quantity within a LaTeX string
I’m looking for a way to render astropy variables inside LaTeX strings within an IPython notebook. For example, given a simple premise, the speed of light is beautifully rendered by default as: by simply typing it in the ipython prompt. Now, what if I would like to embed this in a string? How to hop on the same rendering train