[Docutils-develop] [docutils:patches] #197 MathML: support pandoc(1) as an external converter

[Ximin L. <inf...@us...>]

One big advantage of pandoc is that it supports {align} and {gather}.

Pandoc and latex2mathml.py supports different subsets of latex. For example, latex2mathml.py does not support \gsime, but pandoc does.

The pandoc list of supported symbols is here [1] and it appears to be bigger (~2800 symbols) than the one in latex2mathml.py (~100 symbols), although it does not support some stuff like \underleftrightarrow that latex2mathml does.

Actually it appears [1] is written by yourself, and that version is 8 years old, so if you know where a newer version is I can go file a PR to them to support newer stuff like \underleftrightarrow.

(Another advantage on top of the other external tools, is that it is still under active development; the last commit to the texmath component was 24 days ago.)

[1] https://github.com/jgm/texmath/blob/master/lib/totexmath/unimathsymbols.txt


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** [patches:#197] MathML: support pandoc(1) as an external converter**

**Status:** open
**Group:** None
**Created:** Fri Oct 28, 2022 02:21 PM UTC by Ximin Luo
**Last Updated:** Tue Nov 01, 2022 11:42 AM UTC
**Owner:** nobody
**Attachments:**

- [0001-MathML-support-pandoc-1-as-an-external-converter.patch](https://sourceforge.net/p/docutils/patches/197/attachment/0001-MathML-support-pandoc-1-as-an-external-converter.patch) (3.5 kB; text/x-patch)


In my personal experience, `pandoc` is more reliable than `latexml`, e.g. the current support for the latter in docutils does not automatically include amsfonts which prevents things like mathbb from working. In `pandoc` it Just Works.


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