20 Feb
2008
20 Feb
'08
11:08 a.m.
On Feb 20, 2008, at 10:50 AM, Paul Libbrecht wrote:
Alan, Ricardo,
what's on i2geo.net will be published soon. It's just a macro and a
javascript embedding and uses the MathTran server.
The syntax? real LaTeX, which is indeed running at mathtran.org. No
own macros though.
That also means it's full LaTeX contrary to most latex-imitators
(but which, often, can do mathml for example).
We should be announcing this in a few days... probably starting as a
jira issue that contains the jar.
It may take a fair more time to get high-quality printouts though...
i.e. either that someone works on the print-channel-through tex
(which is fragile because tex is a very old system) or that we work
out on the dvi inclusion in the print channel.
Would there be a better space to publish these ?
we could start a project on our libresource forge, but maybe the
XWiki folks team has a better place?
1) For publishing the jar, the best is probably the xwiki code zone
2) For the source code, it really depends on you. You have 3 options I
can think of:
a) a project wherever you want (sourceforge, libresource, etc)
b) a project on the XWiki Forge. This is not advertised yet but we
have a XWiki Forge for hosting projects related to XWiki. We give
those projects a SVN repo, a wiki (as in http://<project
name>.xwiki.org)rg), a JIRA project, mailing lists, etc. Note that since
the machines and admin are currently owned and done by XWiki SAS, it's
its decision to decide what project get in. This project would
definitely fit in.
Since maybe creating a project just for one macro would be a bit too
much, we could create a general purpose project for hosting outside
contributions (plugins, macros, applications). Actually I think this
would be a very good idea. It would be very open and anyone asking
would get commit access to it.
c) you're interested in participating to the xwiki development and in
this case we include your macro in the xwiki source code and we vote
you in as a committer to improve and support it (of course that would
be after seeing the source code and ensuring it complies with the
xwiki coding conventions, etc).
Let us know what you'd prefer.
Thanks
-Vincent
Le 20 févr. 08 à 10:17, <A.Aqrawi(a)iaea.org> a
écrit :
Oh thanks ricardo - that was quick
I think the MathTran should be good for now....until maybe
something in-editor is developed
Do you have experience with MathTran and linking it to the page?
Does it work good and project all LaTex formulae?
That would be good to know, before i go out there and tell
everybody i have a solution :-).
Alan
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Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] Latex html in editor for math formulas?
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Hi folks,
Will there be an additional button in the editor, to implement
formulas?
Or is there?
Hi,
You must be aware of this...
http://i2geo.net/bin/Sandbox/Formulae
There is at least a thread in xwiki-devs dealing with this issue.
Look for MathTran there.
http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?forum=2564&local=y&query=Mat…
Hope this helps,
Ricardo