FYI: matrix2tex.m poly2tex.m

[Joseph C. Slater]

I wrote the aforementioned functions because I got tired of copying/ 
pasting/editing from octave to my documents. You're (whomever)  
welcome to put it in the distribution if so inclined. They could  
certainly be improved, but they are useful.

 These simple octave/matlab functions take polynomials/matrices and  
convert them into strings that you can paste into your LaTeX  
document. I wrote these one day when I realized that it took 2x as  
long to write the code as to do the copy/past/edit for a matrix which  
I do regularly.

They can be found at:
http://www.cs.wright.edu/~jslater/software.shtml

Joe

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