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I try to run:

wolframscript -code "TeXForm[""2+2""]"

But I end up with:

TeXForm[2+2]

I am using Windows.

From my research, I understand that Mathematica can't display this properly on the command line. I also understand that I need to do something tricky, but I have no idea how Linux, or "xvfb-run" works.

Can someone please provide step-by-step instructions on how to solve this issue for us poor Windows users?

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  • $\begingroup$ It is spelled TeXForm but one set of quotes is enough. $\endgroup$ – Bill Watts Jan 30 '19 at 7:53
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try this?

 wolframscript -code HoldForm[1+1] -format TeXForm

 wolframscript -code Range@10 -format TeXForm

 wolframscript -c ConstantArray[0,{10,10}] -format TeXForm

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if on Windows, the Command Line cmd should be run as Administrator to have wolframscript executed. get more info on how to use wolframscript under Windows by this way.

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