Re: [Scilab-users] mixing normal and math mode in label

2016-02-03 Thread Samuel Gougeon 

Le 03/02/2016 17:47, grivet a écrit :

Thank you Samuel and Jean-Yves. The line
 xlabel("$\mbox{fréquence  (h}^{-1})$");
does exactly what I wanted.
A small complement: the first $ must not be followed by a space and 
the last $

must not be preceded by a space.

.
?
No problem for me, even with such spaces:
xlabel("$ \mbox{fréquence  (h}^{-1}) $"); // also works (tested).

SG


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Re: [Scilab-users] mixing normal and math mode in label

2016-02-03 Thread grivet 

Thank you Samuel and Jean-Yves. The line
 xlabel("$\mbox{fréquence  (h}^{-1})$");
does exactly what I wanted.
A small complement: the first $ must not be followed by a space and the 
last $

must not be preceded by a space.
JP Grivet

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Re: [Scilab-users] mixing normal and math mode in label

2016-02-03 Thread jbaud...@insa-rennes.fr 

Le 03/02/2016 16:30, grivet a écrit :

Hello,
How can I insert exponents inside a text label ?
I tried:   xlabel("frequency (h$^{-1}$)"). This did not work for me (Win
7, Scilab 5.5.1):
the Latex part is not interpreted but reproduced verbatim.



I don’t know how to mix verbatim and LaTeX but all can be in LaTeX format
xlabel("$\text{frequency} (h^{-1})$")

Jean-Yves

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Re: [Scilab-users] mixing normal and math mode in label

2016-02-03 Thread Samuel Gougeon 

Hello,

Le 03/02/2016 16:30, grivet a écrit :

Hello,
How can I insert exponents inside a text label ?
I tried:   xlabel("frequency (h$^{-1}$)"). This did not work for me 
(Win 7, Scilab 5.5.1):

the Latex part is not interpreted but reproduced verbatim.
Thank you for any suggestion
JP Grivet

.
When you need LaTeX in a string, the whole string must be in LaTeX, 
started with "$" from the beginning, and ended with "$" at its complete end.
If you need to mix text and LaTeX as in your example, the text must be 
protected for instance in a \mbox{}.

For you example:
xlabel("$\mbox{frequency }(h^{-1})$") // will work

Samuel Gougeon

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