print_eqn: Print an Equation for LaTeX Rendering
In ryan-heslin/matador: Linear Algebra Visualization

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

This simple function takes a a character vector representing an equation, matrix, or other text interpretable by a LaTeX math environment and outputs it to console. It is used by mat2latex and poly2latex to produce LaTeX-readable code from R objects. This function builds on this StackOverflow post.

1	print_eqn(eqn, delim = "$$", file = "")

`eqn`	A character vector representing LaTeX code that may be interpreted by a math environment.
`delim`	Delimiter for the printed code. Defaults to "$$", the TeX standard, which should suit most uses.
`file`	Passed to `cat`'s file argument, with `append = FALSE`. Defaults to "" (i.e., print directly to standard output).

The object printed to console, or appended to a file if file is set.

# A polynomial transformation - note the escape backslashes!
# Try this in an rmarkdown chunk with `results = asis`
eqn <- c("\\begin{aligned}", "& T(f) = f(3) + f''\\\\",
"& = a + 3b + 9c +b + 2ct", "\\end{aligned}")
print_eqn(eqn)