Closed SpacePiggy17 closed 1 week ago
Thank you for opening an issue. This is currently not possible using the settings but it's planned (#11). If you want to modify the code yourself, here would probably be the location to add any settings using the CortexJS documentation.
Just found this sample in the documentation of CortexJS:
const ce = new ComputeEngine();
ce.latexOptions = {
precision: 3, // <- This line here
decimalMarker: "{,}",
};
This should be easy to implement in this plugin. After cloning this repository and modifying it in the editor.ts
, you can generate a new main.js
file by running npm run dev
.
Thank you so much for your help! I did what you suggested but also found some options in DEFAULT_LATEX_NUMBER_OPTIONS that were useful. Those rounding and truncation options seemed to do more than the compute engine ones.
Hi, while I was using this great plugin for some physics, I noticed that it outputs like 100 decimal places for quite a few of the calculations I am doing. I found some defaults inside the main.js file but I couldn't figure out a way to change the rounding from there. @Developer-Mike is there a way I can modify the file to add the ability to round or some way you can update this plugin?
For example: \frac{3.82\sqrt{9.29}}{\sqrt{9.92}+\sqrt{2.63}}= 2.440'235'317'606'682'333'084'065'121'168'275'906'884'471'431'138'884'115'501'534'422'303'866'431'749'048'821'108'381'883'089'243'101
Is one of the outputs it suggests. This is correct, however I definitely don't need 200 sig figs. Thanks.