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`W2JuliaStruct` does not convert expressions to Julia functions, as not all functions will be able to evaluate when WSymbols are present.


## LateX printing in JuPyter Notebooks
## LaTeX printing in Jupyter Notebooks
Printing in Jupyter notebooks is, by default, done in latex.
This can be turned off with the command `MathLink.set_texOutput(false)`

## Escaping dollars for Mathematica
The `$` sign has a special meaning in Julia, but it does not in Mathematica. We can send dollar signs to Mathematica that same way we add them to normal strings. Below are a few examples of how it works:
The `$` sign has a special meaning in Julia, but it does not in Mathematica. We can send dollar signs to Mathematica the same way we add them to normal strings. Below are a few examples of how it works:

using Test
x = exp(1)
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## Relation to other packages
The MathLink package is a free standing package with verry few dependencies. However, it can be made to work with e.g. the [Symbolics](https://github.com/JuliaSymbolics/Symbolics.jl) package with the help of the package [SymbolicsMathLink](https://github.com/eswagel/SymbolicsMathLink.jl).
The MathLink package is a free standing package with very few dependencies. However, it can be made to work with e.g. the [Symbolics](https://github.com/JuliaSymbolics/Symbolics.jl) package with the help of the package [SymbolicsMathLink](https://github.com/eswagel/SymbolicsMathLink.jl).

For documenation of these for packages, see their respective project pages.
For documentation of these packages, see their respective project pages.


## Notes
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