Re: Re: Project: texi2latex

I don't know the language tth is written in, sorry.

On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 11:48:08 +0100
Torsten Bronger <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hall=F6chen!
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> [email protected] writes:
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> > MathML is great, but unfortunately cannot be read by the
> > simplified browsers (like links, dillo, blazer, etc.). Thus a
> > MathML solution, in comparison to a plain html solution is less
> > portable...
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> No, because I was not talking about MathML as an end format.  The
> idea is this: makeinfo gets a really good XML export with comments,
> conditional commands, and MathML.  Then you can use this highly
> structured XML tree as the starting point for all other formats.
> This can be XHTML + MathML, but it can also be HTML + formula
> bitmaps or HTML + calculator notation.  The calculator notation can
> be used for the Info output, too.
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> > [...]
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> > A software which is free for personal use and not free for
> > commercial use, called tth, does an excellent job in transforming
> > latex math into plain html... [...]
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> Again, we talk about TeX, not LaTeX.  Does tth handle TeX as well?
> Moreover, I failed to find the language it is written in.  Do you
> know it?
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> Tsch=F6,
> Torsten.
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> Torsten Bronger, aquisgrana, europa vetus
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