Dima Pasechnik
On Friday, 24 May 2013 07:47:40 UTC+8, jcjorgec...@gmail.com wrote:
I just installed Sage 5.9 on a computer running Windows (VirtualBox). But could not make it run with Texmaker.I'm trying to run the "Examples of embedding Sage in LaTeX...", so I presume that the LaTeX code is correct. The problem must be in the communication between Texmaker and Sage operating on VirtualBox.
So I'd like to try 2 things first:
1-) Make sure that Texmaker is calling Sage on the shell. Is it different than calling a standart.exe?
2-) The code is compiling using an outdated sagetex.sty. Alas, I could not download the one from sage to my local files. Is it possible to do this operating from VirtualBox?
Jorge
jcjorgec...@gmail.com
On Friday, May 24, 2013 1:26:52 AM UTC-4, Dima Pasechnik wrote:
On Friday, 24 May 2013 07:47:40 UTC+8, jcjorgec...@gmail.com wrote:I just installed Sage 5.9 on a computer running Windows (VirtualBox). But could not make it run with Texmaker.I'm trying to run the "Examples of embedding Sage in LaTeX...", so I presume that the LaTeX code is correct. The problem must be in the communication between Texmaker and Sage operating on VirtualBox.
So I'd like to try 2 things first:
1-) Make sure that Texmaker is calling Sage on the shell. Is it different than calling a standart.exe?
this is very different, if possible at all. Sage is running inside VirtualBox; from point of view of WIndows, it does not exist as a separate program, it is some subprocess of VirtualBox (or even a subsubprocess, as from the point of view of VirtualBox it is a subprocess running on Linux, which is run inside VirtualBox.)
Isn't possible to integrate on my environment then?
2-) The code is compiling using an outdated sagetex.sty. Alas, I could not download the one from sage to my local files. Is it possible to do this operating from VirtualBox?
it is certainly possible to exchange files between the guest OS running in VirtualBox and Windows. It's not really Sage-specific.By the way, you can also pick up an up to date copy of sagetex.sty on the net.
Thank you. I got around this by sharing a local file with virtualbox and then saving the file on such folder. But it seems that if I don't get around issue #1, it'll not be of much use though
Dima Pasechnik
On Friday, 24 May 2013 13:36:08 UTC+8, jcjorgec...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, May 24, 2013 1:26:52 AM UTC-4, Dima Pasechnik wrote:
On Friday, 24 May 2013 07:47:40 UTC+8, jcjorgec...@gmail.com wrote:I just installed Sage 5.9 on a computer running Windows (VirtualBox). But could not make it run with Texmaker.I'm trying to run the "Examples of embedding Sage in LaTeX...", so I presume that the LaTeX code is correct. The problem must be in the communication between Texmaker and Sage operating on VirtualBox.
So I'd like to try 2 things first:
1-) Make sure that Texmaker is calling Sage on the shell. Is it different than calling a standart.exe?
this is very different, if possible at all. Sage is running inside VirtualBox; from point of view of WIndows, it does not exist as a separate program, it is some subprocess of VirtualBox (or even a subsubprocess, as from the point of view of VirtualBox it is a subprocess running on Linux, which is run inside VirtualBox.)
Isn't possible to integrate on my environment then?
2-) The code is compiling using an outdated sagetex.sty. Alas, I could not download the one from sage to my local files. Is it possible to do this operating from VirtualBox?
it is certainly possible to exchange files between the guest OS running in VirtualBox and Windows. It's not really Sage-specific.By the way, you can also pick up an up to date copy of sagetex.sty on the net.
Thank you. I got around this by sharing a local file with virtualbox and then saving the file on such folder. But it seems that if I don't get around issue #1, it'll not be of much use though.