Suggestions for pythontex

The fol­low­ing pack­ages have some­thing in com­mon with the pack­age python­tex. The pack­ages are or­dered in de­creas­ing sim­i­lar­ity.

• perl­tex: De­fine LaTeX macros in terms of Perl code
• sympy­tex: In­clude sym­bolic com­pu­ta­tion (us­ing sympy) in doc­u­ments
• python: Embed Python code in LaTeX
• hy­brid-la­tex: Al­low ac­tive Python code in LaTeX doc­u­ments
• check­list­ings: Pass ver­ba­tim con­tents through a com­piler and rein­cor­po­rate the re­sult­ing out­put
• ep­spdf­con­ver­sion: On-the-fly con­ver­sion of EPS to PDF
• au­topdf: Con­ver­sion of graph­ics to pdfLaTeX-com­pat­i­ble for­mats
• nu­cle­ar­data: Pro­vides data about atomic nu­clides for doc­u­ments
• rter­face: Ac­cess to R anal­y­sis from within a doc­u­ment
• sage­tex: Embed Sage code and plots into LaTeX
• ep­stopdf-pkg: Call ep­stopdf "on the fly"
• pdftricks: Sup­port for PSTricks in pdfTeX
• pdftricks2: Use PSTricks in pdfTeX
• fix­math: Make maths com­ply with ISO 31-0:1992 to ISO 31-13:1992
• gen­symb: Generic sym­bols for both text and math mode
• up­greek: Upright Greek let­ters
• was: A col­lec­tion of small pack­ages by Wal­ter Sch­midt
• url: Ver­ba­tim with URL-sen­si­tive line breaks
• tex­ments: Us­ing the Pyg­ments high­lighter in LaTeX
• nath: Nat­u­ral math­e­mat­ics no­ta­tion
• stu­den­thand­outs: Man­age­ment and styling of stu­dent hand­out projects
• calxxxx: Prints a card-size cal­en­dar for any year
• pros­per: LaTeX class for high qual­ity slides
• sub­float: Sub-num­ber­ing for fig­ures and ta­bles
• al­num­sec: Al­phanu­meric sec­tion num­ber­ing
• doc­mute: In­put files ig­nor­ing LaTeX pream­ble, etc
• su­doku: Create su­doku grids
• bg: An­no­tate backgam­mon matches and po­si­tions
• more­hype: Hyper­text tools for use with LaTeX
• br­clc: Sup­port 16-bit (dou­ble) cal­cu­la­tions in LaTeX
• nice­text: Min­i­mal markup for sim­ple text (Wikipedia style) and doc­u­men­ta­tion