It would be nice to know if PTC's Arbortext implementation actually
puts text characters into the output or if it vectorizes the fonts
(like SVG Math). Also, I am curious as to how it handles line wrapping
for long expressions, especially ones that contain the <mtable>
element (mtable is frequently used to align equations in presentation
MathML). Finally, I wonder if there are any implementations capable of
rendering content MathML (IE, you feed it just the math operations you
want to represent, and the engine formats it accordingly). In a way,
presentation MathML is to content MathML as HTML is to DocBook.
And yes, if you aren't talking PDF, then I know of at least one
application that can interpret content MathML correctly...
On 9/19/06, Michael(tm) Smith <> wrote:
> Ron Catterall <>, 2006-09-19 21:00 -0500:
>
> > As far as I know there is NO adequate open source. You can use
> > MathType 5 (NOT free) to generate either mathml or an image, but FO
> > conversion of mathml to PDF is not free.
>
> dblatex has relatively good support for MathML (claims to pass 657
> of 712 tests in the W3C MathML test suite) -
>
> http://dblatex.sourceforge.net/
>
>
>
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