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Can we get rid of the need to unprotect this? A variable that is user-changable shouldn't be protected in the first place. (Who are we "protecting" this from? ) |
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I think this should go in on 1.1. Personally, I am more concerned about broken Django being in there than this not being in there. |
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I took the @poke1024 proposal in PR #582, and added a system variable
System
$UseSansSerif to control the behavior. Notice that as a system variable, is protected, so to set its value, it first needs to be unprotected: Unprotect[System$UseSansSerif]; System`$UseSansSerif=TrueThis is how it looks in the django's interface: