Import calculated values from a python script into a LaTeX document. This is a python interface for the datax LaTeX package [ctan].
pip install LaTeXDatax
In a python script:
from LaTeXDatax import datax
datax(
filename = "data.tex",
a = "Literal string",
b = 3.141592,
c = (3.141592,"\\meter"),
d = (3.141592,"\\meter","%.2g"),
e = (3.141592,"%.2g"),
)In the LaTeX document:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{siunitx}
\usepackage{datax}
\begin{document}
The length was measured as \(d=\datax{d}\).
\end{document}from pint import Quantity
from LaTeXDatax import datax
datax(filename = "data.tex", E = Quantity(24,"kg m / s^2"))Works as you would hope, in large part because of how well pint implements siunitx strings. Hat off.
I don't know python very well. This package works, but if you have ideas for how to improve it, or you spot some python faux pas, feel free to make a PR or get in touch!