A major update to the sci-wolfram package (formerly Wolfram-terminal-image)

See https://github.com/TurbulenceChaos/sci-wolfram

Features for emacs

• [o] Automatically read wolfram symbols from built-in LSPServer package and convert them to emacs variables.
• [o] Add wolfram symbols to completion-at-point when lsp server is not available;
• [o] Use CodeFormatter to format code when lsp server is not available;
• [o] Add LSPServer to eglot or lsp-mode to support code formatting and completion;
• [o] Execute wolfram script and display images and latex in tmp buffer;
• [o] Convert wolfram script to pdf and Mathematica notebook, and use Wolfram Player to view notebook;
• [o] jupyter-Wolfram-Language src-block in org-mode: find doc, completion-at-point, format, convert to pdf and notebook;
• [o] Send wolfram script to jupyter repl, and display images in it;
• [o] Insert sci-wolfram-image.wl package based on your emacs config;
• [ ] Execute wolfram script based on jupyter-eval when jupyter repl is started;
• [o] Add more wolfram symbols to font-lock-keywords.
• [o] Add prettify symbols to sci-wolfram-mode

Features for vscode

• [o] Display wolfram script images in vscode terminal using imgcat;
• [o] Convert wolfram script to pdf and Mathematica notebook, and use Wolfram Player to view notebook;

Thanks for sharing! Inspired by your code, I developed the Wolfram-terminal-image package to display Wolfram Mathematica graphics in the vscode terminal and emacs org-mode (dynamic plots can be interacted via Wolfram Player).

For vscode, both formulas and plots are converted into .png files and shown in terminal using imgcat.

Demo: Test-vscode-terminal-wolfram-mathematica.gif

For emacs org-mode, formulas are converted into LaTeX fragments by default, making it easy to paste them into Microsoft Word or LaTeX. You can place the cursor on a formula and press C-c C-x C-l to toggle it preview.

Print["\\begin{equation*}\n" <> ToString[TeXForm[expr]] <> "\n\\end{equation*}"];

Demo: Test-emacs-jupyter-wolfram-mathematica.gif

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

You may also create a RAM disk to house your temporary directory.

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Hi Rohit,

Thank you for the suggestion. I will look it up and see how it can fit in.

Hi Soumya,

This is nice, thanks for sharing. BTW, you can use CreateFile[] to create a unique file in $TemporaryDirectory.