> Another option would be to have our own simple XML markup language along
> with XSLT that produces DocBook (I know nothing about CWML - is it XML
> based? Can it be transformed into DocBook?)
The decision we made previously was to move from a custom XML language
(CWML) to something more stand
Matt wrote:
> Without making a choice at the moment, I want to highlight that the
> following are probably the most important aspects to consider in any
> of these:
>
> 1) can represent MathML in either content or presentation format and
> can render MathML in the HTML output using image repl
> 1) can represent MathML in either content or presentation format and
> can render MathML in the HTML output using image replacements instead
> of expecting that the browser can render MathML (content or
> presentation)
is the use of image based equations still required? if people are using
Hi Andrew,
My vote is for DocBook - I used it a few years ago for a software
manual without too many issues, and the tools have matured since then.
Keep away from anything DSSSL based (including the DSSSL flavour of
DocBook), otherwise we will create a dependency on needing a Lisp expert
to
Hi Andrew,
I think the ability to easily add and maintain internal cross references
is pretty essential for the specification, although such things could
probably always be resolved with some pre/post-processing script. Might
be easier in terms of support if its an already existing feature of t
Without making a choice at the moment, I want to highlight that the
following are probably the most important aspects to consider in any
of these:
1) can represent MathML in either content or presentation format and
can render MathML in the HTML output using image replacements instead
of e
Hi,
One issue which came up at today's meeting for people at Auckland
involved with CellML is how we will represent the next version of the
CellML specification. Having a 'source' format of the specification will
make it easier for us to propose specific changes to the document and so
will hop
