Re: TeXML, the XML vocabulary for TeX

Halloechen!

Oleg Paraschenko <[email protected]> writes:

>   I think that you can use TeXML to some extent in the your project.
>
> | Example of TeXML to TeX translation
> | 
> | TeXML:
> |
> | <cmd name="documentclass">
> |  <opt>12pt</opt>
> |  <parm>letter</parm>
> | </cmd>
> |
> | TeX:
> |
> | \documentclass[12pt]{letter}
>
>   One of the main benefits of TeXML usage is an automatical translation
> of the TeX special symbols.

Interesting, but how is it implemented?  In XSLT, or a scripting
language, or what?  How fast is it (I'm not prepared to accept a
further significant drop down in speed)?

How are different \usepackage[???]{inputenc}'s dealt with?

Tschoe,
Torsten.

-- 
Torsten Bronger, aquisgrana, europa vetus



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