Am Tue, May 03, 2022 at 04:17:57PM -0700 schrieb Gary L. Roach: > I have been looking for a documentation system that would allow me to write > cursive paragraphs with math formulas interspersed and then have the > formulas solved. Some examples that almost do what I want is Sage, Octave > and Cantor (with the proper backend). So far all seem to be missing the /* > text */ capability of the C language and have no subscript superscript > capability. I like Cantor a lot but haven't been able to get around these > two hurdles. Could anyone help.
Someone already mentioned emacs, maybe in combination with org-mode and export to LaTeX/HTML etc. https://orgmode.org/ You can also check out JupyterLab, a notebook system. https://jupyter.org/ HTH juh
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