I’m using Latexify in Pluto and running @latexrun x = something, which assigns something to x and returns a LaTeXString – which looks great. The problem is, Pluto identifies this as an assignment, and prints an extra @latexrun x = above the result.
For pure vanity reasons, is there something that can be done to suppress this LHS, temporarily or otherwise?
What I want is to get rid of the @latexrun U_p = in the top left corner.
This might not be the solution you need, but the solution… well at least the solution I could come up with:
That’s pretty good. I thought Pluto would be angry about the multiple expressions thing.
They’re in the same cell though! You can redefine expressions to your heart’s content as long as you keep it within a cell.
But
x=3
x
errors out (within a cell). It’s interesting that this is not equivalent to
x=3;x
That’s because multi-line cells need begin/let ... end - I’m not that deep into Pluto’s internals, but ultimately it’s just a plain .jl file which needs to be split into cells automatically by Pluto’s parser - if it’s multiple lines you have to explicitly tell Pluto that it’s one statement, while as long as it’s on one line I guess Pluto will assume it’s one statement.
Alternatively you can wrap whatever expression you have in a begin/end block and Pluto will stop showing the name of the variable.