TeX Utilities Package Symbol

TeXDelimited

TeXDelimited["startDelim", expr₁, expr₂, ..., "endDelim"]
converted to TeX gives:
startDelim
expr₁
expr₂
...
endDelim
with expr_i converted to TeXForm.

MORE INFORMATION

The following options can be given:

"BodyConverter"	ToString[#1,TeXForm]&	function used to convert expressions, between delimiters, to . This function should accept one argument and return a string
"BodySeparator"	"\n"	string inserted between expressions given between delimiters
"DelimSeparator"	"\n"	string inserted between delimiters and body of delimited environment
"Indentation"	" "	string added after each newline character inside body of delimited environment

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Scope (1)

TeXDelimited can be nested:

Options (8)

With "BodyConverter" set to ToString[#1, TeXForm]& (default value) expressions given as body of delimited environment are converted to

:

With "BodyConverter" set to any function, expressions given as body of delimited environment are passed to this function before joining with other strings building

form of expression:

With "BodySeparator" set to "\n" (default value) expressions given as body of delimited environment are separated by newline characters:

With "BodySeparator" set to any string, expressions given as body of delimited environment are separated by this string:

With "DelimSeparator" set to "\n" (default value) delimiters are separated from body of delimited environment by newline characters:

With "DelimSeparator" set to any string, delimiters are separated from body of delimited environment by this string:

With "Indentation" set to " " (4 spaces - default value) all newline characters inside body of delimited environment have added 4 spaces:

With "Indentation" set to any string, all newline characters inside body of delimited environment have this string added behind them:

Applications (1)

TeXDelimited can be used to define formatting using Format:

Assign

formatting for a function:

Formatting is used when function is converted to

: