From: Torsten B. <br...@ph...> - 2004-03-25 11:43:03
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Halloechen! Oleg Paraschenko <ol...@da...> writes: > I think that you can use TeXML to some extent in the your project. > > | Example of TeXML to TeX translation > | > | TeXML: > | > | <cmd name="documentclass"> > | <opt>12pt</opt> > | <parm>letter</parm> > | </cmd> > | > | TeX: > | > | \documentclass[12pt]{letter} > > One of the main benefits of TeXML usage is an automatical translation > of the TeX special symbols. Interesting, but how is it implemented? In XSLT, or a scripting language, or what? How fast is it (I'm not prepared to accept a further significant drop down in speed)? How are different \usepackage[???]{inputenc}'s dealt with? Tschoe, Torsten. -- Torsten Bronger, aquisgrana, europa vetus |