Hi Olivier, On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 9:31 AM, Olivier Ripoll<[email protected]> wrote: > Congratulations for fixing that so fast. So I could test the speed of > elyxer, and it is +/- instantaneous for a document of 11 pages with figures > and 58 equations (not counting the inline ones).
Thanks! Happy users are what make it worthwhile :D > Having written html pages many years ago at the university, I am totally > amazed by the quality of the equations. No MathML, and still, no images. I am working with LyX developers to make images work. For now just copy the generated .html file into the same directory as the main .lyx file; any PNG images will be used. > Now, let's challenge you for 0.26 ;-) > > I have a few unconverted stuff: > - \tan and \arctan > - \overrightarrow (quite useful for some things like gradient) > - \ldots (that the ellipsis, AKA the three dots ...) > - \max (and probably \min) That was too easy! OK, I cheated and used a nice table with TeX and Unicode equivalences: http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/1746 And another one with many commands. Only the \overrightarrow command added difficulty, and is still not perfect; right now a double-length arrow is used, so it may look bad if you put too much text under the arrow. > And for a distant future version > - \gtrsim (and its friends, AMS math symbols). A similar table with TeX and Unicode equivalences would make it rather easier. It should be in text form (or HTML, or XML, but not PDF) for useful manipulation. Thanks, Alex.
