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Obsidian Latex Matrix

An obsidian plugin to create latex matrices.

It outputs an already formatted latex matrix to embed on your note, inside the signs. It supports all type of brackets and has built in latex fraction generation.

You can insert in the cells:

  • Fractions: {n}/{m}
  • Subscript: n_{m}
  • Superscript: n^{m}

Example

This is an example note. It demonstrate that this plugin can output all types of matrices.

Screenshot of the note in rendering mode with all types of matrices.


Demo

To open the plugin's window, simply search for "Latex matrices" in the command palette. You can also set up an hotkey.

Screenshot of the command.

This is the plugin's window, here you should insert the width, height and brackets type of your matrix, then click on "Generate Matrix".

Screenshot of the modal when no data has been inserted.

Then you should see the creation of the matrix cells, each beign an input. Insert in the cells your values and then press "Write latex".

Screenshot of the modal when all the data has been inserted.

ATTENTION: The output string should be encapsulated between 2 '$' signs. This does not happen automatically.


Installation

For a manual installation, you can download the necessary files and place them within your plugins folder.


Support

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