by wenqin123 on 3/26/17, 4:05 PM with 52 comments
by ephimetheus on 3/26/17, 4:53 PM
by simon_acca on 3/26/17, 5:03 PM
Also, MathJax accepts asciimath as input, not sure if you can get LaTeX out of it though.
by kevindong on 3/27/17, 3:46 AM
1) Open up the 'Grapher' application from the 'Applications/Utilities' folder.
2) Click on 'Choose' (it doesn't matter what other options you pick from the initial loading screen).
3) From here on, just type your equation into the main input field. You can also use the equation palette from the dropdown menu on the right side of the main input field to access the templates for things like integrals and summations. From the dropdown, you should be able to click on 'Show Equation Palette' to get a window of all of the math symbols Grapher supports.
4) Once done writing your equation, select it all, right click, and then click on 'Copy LaTeX Expression'.
by lucb1e on 3/26/17, 8:38 PM
by amenghra on 3/26/17, 7:28 PM
For desktop-based equation writing, something like Microsoft's equation editor is perfect. For tablet/touch screen, a pen based OCR might work really well?
by idreyn on 3/26/17, 5:00 PM
by wenqin123 on 3/26/17, 4:56 PM
by goerz on 3/26/17, 4:52 PM
by gargarplex on 3/26/17, 6:03 PM
by umanwizard on 3/26/17, 6:41 PM