root wrote: > You let the enemy use your own strength against you. The Axiom front > end is the same as the Axiom back end. It's all "of a piece" so that > viewing the documentation and the code are all a single thing. When > you read the documentation like a book (ala Knuth or Queinnec) you > learn the whole system. The 3Ms cannot do this. And Axiom equations > need to carry the type because that's where the meaning is. Thus > mathml isn't a reasonable transfer mechanism and cannot be trojaned. > > Tim,
I found your Sun Tsu analysis interesting. I have been thinking that I would eventually write a content mathml package for Axiom partly because of discussions I've seen here. However I have also wondered "why bother, i.e. why not just let Axiom handle the semantics?" Now you've added a new (for me) slant. Do you think content mathml would amount to a Trojan horse? Arthur _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
