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[Alvaro Tejero Cantero <address@hidden>]

Hello,

This would be of great help to me in these moments. However, I try it with
'xypic' instead of 'python' (which works just great) in 1.0.5.7 and the output
seems to go through latex, but somehow losing latex markup in the meanwhile 
(see
screenshot attached).


Is there any quick fix that I could apply?

'Alvaro.

PS. attachments sometimes don't make it out of this mailserver. The gist is 
that
I type for example...

\\xymatrix{&\\ar[dd]_{\\textrm{int.}}&&{\\bullet}\\ar[dd]_{\\mathrm{S}}

\\ar@/^1pc/[ddrr]^{\\mathrm{U}(t)}&& &&\\\\&& && &&\ 

\\\\ & &&{\\circ}\\ar[rr]^{\\mathrm{U}_0(t)} &&{\\bullet}\ 

\\\\ & &&\\ar[rr]^(0.)0^(1.)T_(.5){\\textrm{time}}&&} 

and the resulting postscript is not the diagram but the following text, 
typeset
by latex in math mode

      xymatrix
ar[dd]>>textrmint.<<bullet
ar[dd]>>mathrmS<<

...

where I have used >> and << to indicate text that appears as subindex.


> Try the (not yet document) magic keystroke
> 
>       "M-* !"
> 
> change "scheme" into "python" (all in lower case) and use
> 
>       "C-*"
> 
> to switch between the "Python source code" and the corresponding
> output.
> 
> Best wishes, Joris
> 



Alvaro Tejero Cantero
Arnold Sommerfeld Center for Theoretical Physics
Ludwig-Maximilian Universitaet
Muenchen

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