Latex

Export of model equations to latex (or even LaTeX) is provided.

Limitations:

• The pacing mechanism is not included in the resulting documents

API

The standard exporting API is provided:

myokit.formats.latex.exporters()

Returns a dict of all exporters available in this module.

class myokit.formats.latex.PdfExporter

This Exporter exports model equations to a simple latex document.

model(path, model, protocol=None)

Export to an xml document.

post_export_info()

Optional method that returns a string containing information about this exporter, to be shown after the export is completed.

supports_model()

Returns True

class myokit.formats.latex.PosterExporter

This Exporter exports model equations to a terrifying poster format, designed to strike fear into the heart of its beholders.

model(path, model, protocol=None)

Exports a model to an xml document.

post_export_info()

Optional method that returns a string containing information about this exporter, to be shown after the export is completed.

supports_model()

Returns True.

myokit.formats.latex.ewriters()

Returns a dict of all expression writers available in this module.

class myokit.formats.latex.LatexExpressionWriter

This ExpressionWriter translates Myokit expressions to their Tex equivalent.

eq(eq)

See myokit.formats.ExpressionWriter.eq().

ex(e)

See myokit.formats.ExpressionWriter.ex().

set_lhs_function(f)

Sets a naming function, will be called to get the variable name from a

myokit.LhsExpression. This function is also responsible for converting it to a suitable Latex form (e.g. adding text{}).

The argument f should be a function that takes an LhsExpression as input and returns a string.

set_time_variable_name(name='t')

Sets a name to use for the time variable in derivatives.