SeeTeX[] or SeeTeX[anInteger]

Aliases: None

Description: SeeTeX[] tells Mathematica that you would always like to have your outputs displayed in TEX. Inputting SeeTeX[] gives you additional displays which accompany the rest of your Mathematica session unless you turn off SeeTeX using the NoTeX[] (see below). Each output in your session causes a seperate window to open on the screen and this window displays the TEX version of the output. When too many TeX displays are present, Mathematica automatically makes the oldest display disappear. One can set the maximum number of TEX windows to be $N$ which appear using $SeeTeX[N]$. SeeTeX[] is the same as SeeTeX[5] the first time that it is called. See also NoTeX, KillTeX and Keep.

Arguments: $anInteger$ is an integer.

Comments / Limitations: Not available before NCAlgebra 2.1. At this time, SeeTeX is implemented by creating a directory called TeXSession. The directory TeXSession is filled with files as the session continues. The files corresponding to the $k$-the output are master$k$.tex and out$k$.tex. The file master$k$.tex is boring. The file out$k$.tex contains the TEX for the output Out[k]. See also the command SeeTex. These files are kept until the KillTeX[] command (§7.3.3) is invoked or until you reload NCAlgebra.m. BEWARE LOADING NCAlgebra.m AUTOMATICALLY DELETES THE DIRECTORY Also, the directory contains a few dvi files and the windows are produced automatically by running xdvi on master$k$.dvi. When the TeX windows are removed automatically, the corresponding dvi file is automatically removed. The function Keep[$k$] (§7.3.5) prevents master$k$.dvi and the associated window from being deleted.