This document is about Mathex, a
software package that allows embedding Mathematica macro expressions into a Latex
document, combining together the power of the two systems.
It works in this
way: when you click F2 on your preferred editor, before of the TeX to PDF
conversion, a pre-processor (written in the PERL language) call Mathematica, do
the computation globally (i.e. treating the file as a single program) and
replaces the macros in the final TeX. The macros should be inserted between the
two conventional symbols <% ... %>, and can contain every valid
Mathematica’s expression, or more expressions, separated by semicolon. As every
expression and every graphics object get created every time on-the-fly, the
process can be slow.
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