Generate dot derivative from symbolic expression instead of partial derivative

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Hi,
I have been trying to generate \dot{} derivatives expressions in latex from symbolic expressions. In the least, I would be happy to even get total derivatives. When I declare a symbolic function of a single variable, and use symbolic diff() w.r.t that single variable, why does the latex() function always generate a partial derivative latex expression? Is there any way around this?
Example:
syms f(t);
syms A_x beta_x C_x real;
df = diff(f(t), t);
func = A_x*df*cos(beta_x) + C_x;
latex(func);
Cheers,
Vassilios

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Wenjie Han
Wenjie Han 2018-7-12
I also met the same problem. Is it solved now?

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