Can someone tell me what more I need to do to use sagetex?
The sagetex documention just talks about making sagetex.sty availaible
to latex, which I have done. But then when I tried to use pdflatex on
example.tex it complained about not having a package called
tkz-berge.sty. So I found that (and
On 10/30/10 12:31 PM, John Cremona wrote:
Can someone tell me what more I need to do to use sagetex?
The sagetex documention just talks about making sagetex.sty availaible
to latex, which I have done. But then when I tried to use pdflatex on
example.tex it complained about not having a package
> > What is the bottlenecks to speed things up here?
>
> Probably it is RAM. .5GB isn't much.
+1
I used to run a similar machine, with similar results. Upgrading to
1gb did wonders. Another thing that helped a little was switching off
X.
regards
john perry
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Jason is right,
Looking at the example.tex included with sagetex, the following lines
in the preamble lists the dependencies:
\usepackage{hyperref}
\usepackage{tkz-berge}
\usepackage{sagetex}
If using the Ubuntu texlive latex distribution, you need to make sure
to install the texlive-latex-extra
Hmm, actually, to generate the output embedding the plots made with
sageplot, you need to do:
pdflatex test.tex
sage test.sagetex.sage
pdflatex test.tex
That's why I usually use makefiles to ease the process.
Maxim
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Thanks to both for the advice. The minimal tex file from Jason works
fine. I do have all those additional texlive packages installed, but
they are 2007 versions -- my ubuntu is 2008, something like version
10.08, which seems to be the problem. (And I don't much want to
upgrade the whole distribu
On 10/30/10 4:53 PM, John Cremona wrote:
Thanks to both for the advice. The minimal tex file from Jason works
fine. I do have all those additional texlive packages installed, but
they are 2007 versions -- my ubuntu is 2008, something like version
10.08, which seems to be the problem. (And I do
Hello, I've been asking how to download an EPS file of a plot from a
remove NB. I've been helped in so far that the following code should
work:
p=plot(x,(-3,3));p.save(DATA+"p.eps");
And then, after refreshing the sheet, choose "p.eps" from the "Data.."
drop down menu. When I want to download the
