Subject: Re: Processing CDATA content with DSSSL/Jade? From: Sebastian Rahtz <s.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 10:58:46 +0100 |
Thomas Corte writes: > <!ELEMENT TeXMath - - CDATA> > > to be used like this: > > <texmath>$x = \frac{y}{z}$</texmath> > > for direct inclusion of TeX math within my SGML document instance > (thus obtaining a powerful Math markup language without having to deal > with MathML). Dealing with MathML using DSSSL is anyway not straightforward, or demonstrably 100% possible at this stage. > - send the whole formula essentially unaltered through to Jadetex for > TeX formatting or even that would just work, if you persuade Jade to pass through the stuff > - process the formula with TeX using an external process and convert it > to, say, GIF for inclusion in HTML output - I'm aware that this is by no > means a side-effect-free operation :-). plausible, if we had a mechanism in Jade to taking element X, and running an arbitrary process.... > my style sheet. Furthermore, there seems to be no way to call external > programs from DSSSL - this, however, is reasonable with respect to > side-effect-freeness and system-independence. > you could preprocess the SGML file to replace all <texmath> elements with references to images, using some less PC SGML processing language, and then do further work in Jade sebastian DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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