(Archived) Math formulas?

[ultimatebuster 1]

I'm taking a lot of notes that contains math formulas. Is there anyway to insert formulas via things like LaTeX or others instead of just plain text?

Thanks,

[engberg 89]

A note may contain images or PDFs within the body, but we don't have special handling for LaTeX snippets within our HTML note bodies, no.

[jefito 5,598]

Not that I know of. Evernote stores its notes internally in an XHTML subset, which is not compatible with LaTeX (except as LaTeX is a text-based format). A premium user should be able to attach .tex documents, but you'd need an external viewer to read them. It's possible that a LaTeX-to-HTML translator could produce ENML-compatible output, which might get you somewhere, but that's way beyond my area of expertise.

~Jeff

[Don Reba 32]

I have a lot of math in my notes. I write them in Vim, which makes it relatively easy use math in plain text.

J(θ) = E[δ∙φ]ᵀ∙E[δ∙φ]

ΔJ(θ) = -2·E[φ∙(φ - γ∙φ')ᵀ]ᵀ∙E[δ∙φ]

[jbenson2 2,149]

I have a lot of math in my notes. I write them in Vim, which makes it relatively easy use math in plain text.

J(θ) = E[δ∙φ]ᵀ∙E[δ∙φ]

ΔJ(θ) = -2·E[φ∙(φ - γ∙φ')ᵀ]ᵀ∙E[δ∙φ]

"relatively easy"?

Maybe if it is relative to Einstein's theory of The Wave Structure of Matter and Standing Wave Interactions which explains the Quantum Energy States of Matter and Light 'Quanta' (Photoelectric Effect).

[Don Reba 32]

It is easy compared to using Vim in general.

[buckethead 221]

Wondering how Evernote is about searching handwritten notes with Math formulas? Just got a LS Echo and will be taking math notes and curious how it search will function within the notes.

[jefito 5,598]

If you can write them in plain text (OK, Unicode text), Evernote should be able to handle them; however, I think that search is based mainly on alphanumeric characters, so math notation would probably not be searchable.

~Jeff