Na 1087228073, 2004-06-14 ob 17:47, je Chris Sangwin napisal(a):
> I've downloaded the MathML package maximaMathML from the share/contrib/
> section and installed this. Does anyone have experience of using the
> mathML generated in web pages?
>
> I noticed some comments on the mailing list archive on 11 June, but this
> doesn't answer the specific questions below. I would very much appreciate
> the experiences others might have in this area.
>
> (1) The tex() function has an option
>
> s:tex( 1/(1-x^2), false);
>
> to return the tex'd value as a maxima string. Is there a way to assign
> the output of Paul Wang's ctmathml function to a stgin in a similar way?
> This is because I'd like to concat the mathml'd expression with some other
> stuff to generate a web page, which I can save.
>
> (2) Does anyone have experience of actually using the MathML package with
> web browsers? I'd really like to do this, having maxima generate
> expressions on the fly. I don't mind using a plug-in on the client side
> if necessary.
>
> Many thanks indeed.
>
> Chris Sangwin
>
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I don't know about the maximaMathML package, but you can do it with the
package from
http://www.lurklurk.org/maxima.html
The mathml() function from this package works the same as the tex()
function in maxima. So to get a mathml string, you use
s:mathml(1/(1-x^2), false);
There is also a test page at website so you can see how the output looks
like in a browser.
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Andrej Vodopivec <andrej.vodopivec@fmf.uni-lj.si>