MathCast is written in plain win32, so the code is a bit messy. If you have any questions, I'll answer you.
Here is a short description:
At the heart of the programs are the String Class (an extension of wchar_t*, its used throughout the source) and an XML DOM3 parser (which is used by all the MathML functions).
The MathCast source is divided into a few Classes,
most of them are interface related (Viewer, Menu, WebBrowserChrome, BMPHelper,Buttons, Dialogs, and StatusBar).
The horsepower is in the Equator. There the equation list is kept, and functions that work on it. It also houses
the MathML understanding and creation functions and
the algorithms required for translating them to
Mathline text.
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How or where can I obtain the source code of this wonderful math editor program?
Thanks
You can get it at
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mathcast/MathCast_0_83_Source.zip?download
MathCast is written in plain win32, so the code is a bit messy. If you have any questions, I'll answer you.
Here is a short description:
At the heart of the programs are the String Class (an extension of wchar_t*, its used throughout the source) and an XML DOM3 parser (which is used by all the MathML functions).
The MathCast source is divided into a few Classes,
most of them are interface related (Viewer, Menu, WebBrowserChrome, BMPHelper,Buttons, Dialogs, and StatusBar).
The horsepower is in the Equator. There the equation list is kept, and functions that work on it. It also houses
the MathML understanding and creation functions and
the algorithms required for translating them to
Mathline text.
Do you know of any other open source math equation editor which in written in java?
No. I don't.
Ok, thanks anyway. If anyone knows of a free open source math equation editor, please feel free to send me an email at lchucky101@gmail.com. Thankyou