Conversion of LaTeX math formulas to MathML or OMML

Edit Package texmath
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/texmath

The texmathml library provides functions to convert LaTeX math formulas
to presentation MathML (which can be used in HTML) or OMML (Office Math
Markup Language, used in Microsoft Office). It supports basic LaTeX and
AMS extensions, and it can parse and apply LaTeX macros.

Use the test flag to install a standalone executable, texmath, that
reads a LaTeX formula from stdin and writes MathML to stdout.

Use the cgi flag to install a cgi script, texmath-cgi.

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texmath-0.8.4.1.tar.gz 0001599833 1.53 MB
texmath-rpmlintrc 0000000077 77 Bytes
texmath.changes 0000012471 12.2 KB
texmath.spec 0000003390 3.31 KB
Revision 8 (latest revision is 61)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 348706 from Ondřej Súkup's avatar Ondřej Súkup (mimi_vx) (revision 8)
- update to 0.8.4.1
* Fixed bold-italic in OMML.  Previously `\mathbfit` didn't work
    properly in OMML output.
* Ignore `\nonumber`.
* Allow styling in `\operatorname` e.g. `\operatorname{\mathcal{L}}`.
* Fixed bug in `supHide` and `subHide` for OMML.  This  led to little
    empty boxes being displayed in integrals with subscripts but no
    superscripts.
* Implemented `\mod` as a math operator.  This doesn't capture all the
    spacing subtleties of the amsmath version, but should be good enough
    for most purposes.
* Allow pandoc-types < 1.17.
* Improved symbol spacing in Pandoc output.
    This change avoids putting space around binary symbols that
    come at the beginning or end of a group, or appear on their
    own.  It also avoids spacing on a binary symbol that follows
    a Bin, Op, Rel, Open, or Punct atom, in accord with
    TeXBook Appendix G.  We could go farther towards exactly
    matching the TeXBook rules, but this simple change goes some of
    the way.
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