Re: [Docutils-develop] Implementation of "raw"-directive?

[Dethe E. <de...@bl...>]

You can grab the raw directive from my sandbox if you want to play now, 
it's under /sandbox/delza.

Mathplayer is a plugin for IE to display MathML.
http://www.dessci.com/webmath/mathplayer

Netscape 7.0 supports MathML on Linux and Windows.

Mozilla 1.1 supports MathML on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.  Not sure if 
this includes OS X yet, but it's enabled in the nightly builds for OS 
X.  I'm running Mozilla 1.2 alpha and it seems to work, but is missing 
some fonts.

As for SVG, I don't think it's going into the standard build because of 
licensing issues with the libart engine used to render it.  There are 
many solutions for viewing SVG, but the 500-pound gorilla is Adobe's 
SVG plugin.

There is also the X-Smiles browser, which is written in Java and 
support MathML, SVG, SMIL, X3D, and lots more.

http://www.xsmiles.org/

Note, with either SVG or MathML, only Mozilla (or another browser with 
native support, like X-Smiles) will allow you to freely mix HTML with 
other markups (AFAIK).  Markup which requires a plugin generally 
requires it be included using an <object> tag or the like.

HTH

--Dethe

On Friday, September 27, 2002, at 02:04 AM, Adam Chodorowski wrote:

> On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 21:58:47 -0400 David Goodger
> <go...@us...> wrote:
>
> [...]
>> I wasn't aware that HTML browsers supported MathML
>> though.  What do you use?
>
> Mozilla supports MathML. Don't know if they got in the Mac-version yet 
> though
> (it was dragging a bit behind, I think).
>
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