Hi,
I know that a LaTeX plug-in for MediaWiki is available. Does anyone know why Ocaml is used ? From my point of view latex+ImageMagick is sufficient.
Thanks in advance
Sigbert Klinke
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Sigbert Klinke wrote:
Hi,
I know that a LaTeX plug-in for MediaWiki is available. Does anyone know why Ocaml is used ? From my point of view latex+ImageMagick is sufficient.
You could notice that simple formulas like "y=x+2" are not rendered using an image, but directly using HTML (in the default config at least). texvc returns several formats, and then mediawiki chooses which one is the most suitable according to the user's preferences.
Try that:
$ ./texvc /tmp /tmp '2+2' iso-8859-1 2>/dev/null Cfa50b8b616463173474302ca3e63586b2 + 2<mn>2</mn><mo>+</mo><mn>2</mn> $ ./texvc /tmp /tmp '\sqrt{2}' iso-8859-1 2>/dev/null +ef5590434a387b3c4427e09d5b08baaf
(and see math/README for the explanation of the format)
Martin
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