How to render multiple expressions in MathJax in IPython Notebook?

[ssin...@coe.edu]

Hello,

Probably a basic question..

This works fine for pretty printing ascii, but I'd like to render 'typeset' versions of the expressions:

p = [assoc_legendre(l, ml, x) for l in range(5) for ml in range(l)]
for f in p:
    pprint(f)

If it matters: running sympy 0.7.6, Ipynb 3.0, FF36 linux, executed init_printing()

Thanks,
Steve

[Aaron Meurer]

pprint always prints in 2D text. The easiest way to do what you want
is something like

from sympy import latex
from IPython.display import Math
for f in p:
Math(latex(f))

You can also use IPython.display.Latex, which requires you to use
latex(f, mode='inline').

Aaron Meurer

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[singlets]

On Friday, March 13, 2015 at 9:11:17 PM UTC-5, Aaron Meurer wrote:

pprint always prints in 2D text. The easiest way to do what you want
is something like

from sympy import latex
from IPython.display import Math
for f in p:
    Math(latex(f))

*headslap* I tried a similar approach, but had the order of Math()/latex() backwards. Obvious in hindsight...thanks.
 

You can also use IPython.display.Latex, which requires you to use
latex(f, mode='inline').

Again thank you...I'm still learning which bits belong to sympy and which bits belong ipynb. This helps.
 
Steve