The author has bug fixes under
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/bugfixes.html
Trivially applying the Debian patches to the complete fixed
source does not work, and I'm a little affected by some of the
bugs. I'd be terribly grateful for a bug-fix release if at all
an error is signalled when the script invoked by oolatex try to create
the Pictures directory
The problem is the the current tex4ht.env has a configuration which
calls mkdir instead of mkdir -p. The latter is necessary since
occasionally, we are invoking it with an argument like
Hi Giacomo,
Can you cut the file esercizio.tex to a miniature minimal size while
still demonstrating the problem. The problem seems to be in a broken
XML code produced in early phases and then fed into xtpipes.
-eitan
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We are still trying to fix this compatibility issue.
It will take some months until I'll confront the problem head on. I
intend first to learn the gij/gcj environment by using it to develop
software for another project. -eitan
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java version 1.5.0
gij (GNU libgcj) version 4.3.1 20080309 (prerelease)
The above posting didn't reach me for reasons I don't understand. I
can find it, however, on the web.
The files seems fine, until xtpipes comes into play.
Can you copy the file
/usr/share/tex4ht/tex4ht.jar
and directory
/usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/xtpipes
to
http://www.renyi.hu/~braung/tmp/oolatex/
setup to public access.
Done. These are the
Braun Gábor writes:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
foo
\end{document}
Compilation command and messages on terminal:
$ mk4ht oolatex test
...
Can you create a new directory, compile the file in that directory,
place the directory on the
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
foo
\end{document}
Compilation command and messages on terminal:
$ mk4ht oolatex test
System call: java -classpath /usr/share/tex4ht/tex4ht.jar xtpipes -i
/usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/xtpipes/ -o test.4oo test.tmp
--- xtpipes error 29
Currently, this affects the .css and .tmp files generated but none of
the other files. Perhaps this is a minor bug in the programs which it
should be possible to fix.
A more profounde problem will occur when multi hypertex files are
created (e.g., in response to the command line option
A quick and easy way to fix it would be to
rewrite htlatex in Perl, though that would pull in Perl. I presume
there's a way of dealing with the problem in a shell script too.
I do not understand the precise difficulty. Could you give an
example?
htlatex an example.tex
This
However, how about creating metacharacter-free aliases to the file names?
That's just a workaround.
What are the drawbacks of such a workaround?
If you look at the run-mailcap script, you'll find
out that it does this internally. However, I doubt it will work with
htlatex, as
What are the drawbacks of such a workaround?
I've explained that below, and you've agreed.
If you look at the run-mailcap script, you'll find
out that it does this internally. However, I doubt it will work with
htlatex, as the filename can be important for finding other
Since tex4ht uses Perl, it should presumably depend on it.
I will add the dependency. Note, though that perl-base is Essential
and perl-base is all that is used.
Well, tex4ht does not use perl at all.
Only the mk4ht script uses perl. That script is not needed in tex4ht.
It just
There are some things of (la)tex which are not supported by tex4ht,
including the reported problem.
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/mn4.html
Personally, I think U_\mathrm{self} is a degraded form of math.
-eitan
This point in the manuscript is the same point where the
An instuction
htlatex filename xhtml,mathml -cunihtf
is already supported under the script name `xhmlatex'. See
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/mn-commands.html
= XHTML with MathML
This option, however, is currently problematic for browsers. For
instance, that is
Peter,
Any concrete example of what is going wrong there, unless the problem
is with the browsers.
-eitan
intended for tex4ht would use equations. Tex4ht's MathML output doesn't come
out right for me in either iceweasel or konqueror, which makes me think that
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In the archive at http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~s7935097/0formel.zip
you will find everything I have.
I don't exactly know what is the output of tex4ht.c so I included the
full stdout of mk4ht oolatex 0formel in the file 0formel.stdout and
stderr in 0formel.err. I hope this helps.
Trying to translate some latex files to .odt I got the error message
System call: java -classpath /usr/share/tex4ht/tex4ht.jar xtpipes -i
/usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/xtpipes/ -o 0formel-m4.4om 0formel-m4.tmp
--- xtpipes error 29 --- At sax
tex4htformel-m2.tmp
--- xtpipes error 29 --- At sax
content-handler=xtpipes.util.ScriptsManager,tex4ht.OomFilter
lexical-handler=xtpipes.util.ScriptsManagerLH : While parsing file
file:/home/schlemme/000Privat/bugs/tex4htformel-m2.tmp:
org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Element type
Junichi,
Can you place on the web the following files, and provide a pointer to
their locations.
1. A COMPLETE MINIMAL MINIATURE source latex file exhibiting the problem
2. The dvi file produced by platex, before being processed by dvi2dvi
3. The dvi file produced by dvi2dvi
4. A pdf or
mk4ht oolatex test.tex seems to produce incorrect output.
At least my oowriter (2.0.3) does not like the double indices $x_{i_j}$
without further grouping.
In oomath input syntax it produces x_i_j, which should be x_{i_j}.
On Tue, 29 Aug 2006, Eitan Gurari wrote:
I'm
I repackaged xtpipes within tex4ht, including placing all the java
code within a jar file. In the process I renamed xttl into xtpipes.
I don't follow the logic of setting ${SELFAUTOPARENT} into a
slash '/'. For the debian distribution I think replacing
`%%~/texmf-dist' with
Tobias,
a. Records starting with the percentage character % are treated as
comment. On the other hand, records starting with ..4oo relate to
filenames of the form foo..4oo. So it is not clear to me why the record
%.4oo java -jar
and its replacement
..4oo
kpsewhich '${SELFAUTOPARENT}'
reports me /,
What information is provided for the following command lines.
kpsetool -v '$TETEXDIR'
kpsetool -v '$SELFAUTOPARENT'
which t4ht
which is consistent with the information I found in the
internet: /usr/bin is reduche two times to
Fixed. -eitan
Junichi Uekawa writes:
Package: tex4ht
Version: 20070821-1
Severity: normal
The following sequence does not work
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
\begin{titlepage}
c. Can you put the jar file somewhere on the web and provide a pointer to
it. At my place I don't (yet) have the jar-ed distribution. The script
instruction I provide takes the form
.4oo java -classpath %%~/texmf-dist/tex4ht/bin xtpipes
-i
Assuming the problem resulted from a source similar to
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
\includegraphics{image200708/surrogate.png}
\end{document}
the related messages onto the console were similar to
System call: cp
Kapil,
How the `install' command will look like for the following case?
Given:
A file:images/a.png
A directory: /n/gold/5/gurari/WWW/temp/.
Get a variant of
cp images/a.png /n/gold/5/gurari/WWW/temp/.
where the variant command
(1) Creates the
Can you try downloading
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/temp/nogjava.perl
into
src/java/nogjava.perl
and invoke one of the listed alternatives. The perl script
should remove the generic notation from the java code.
-eitan
Alternative 1
-
perl
By the way, I did manage to compile the java code with minor
modifications as I mentioned earlier.
Apparently I misread the posting :-( In any case, an automated process
would be useful as the java will likely change and grow in time. I'll
wait for confirmation that it works before
and Eitan,
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007, Eitan Gurari wrote:
Looks like all the errors related to the generic notation.
Can you try compiling the file
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/temp/Xtpipes.java
After including this file and a minor change to ScriptsManager.java
I
Michael,
The problem is in missing
import xtpipes.XtpipesUni;
at the start of
JsmlMathBreak.java
And yes, the slash is needed there.
Sorry about that. I'll fix the tex4ht distribution shortly.
-eitan
I tried compiling the java sources using the line from the README which
Michael,
Looks like all the errors related to the generic notation.
Can you try compiling the file
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/temp/Xtpipes.java
It is the original program with the generic notation removed. It
compiles under sun's java. If so, I'll add a short perl script to
oolatex seems to ignore things like \newspace and \vspace while it
considers \hspace. Additionally it ignores \centering in floating
figures/tables while \begin{center}\end{center} works. The is a little
inconvenient as \centering is the default in Kile's figure wizard.
The approach in
Michael,
Thanks a lot. After updating the package the image is now visible in OO
(BTW:
thanks to the package maintainer for update_src.sh!).
However, kword is still complaining about the namespace issue -- but well,
it is
called oolatex and not kwlatex ;).
Any help to install
Michael,
Can you take a look at the `instructions' entry at the end of the
first paragraph in
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/bugfixes.html
-eitan
Reading the changelog of the package and the other bugreports I think
the problem is that xtpipes is not included in the
Michael, Fixed. -eitan
converting a minimal tex file with apacite citations using oolatex leads to
corrupted citations in the odt file. OTOH xhlatex converts the same file
just fine.
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However, while this solves *my* problem I'm not sure whether the
official package can take this path. Two things come to my mind:
1. I simply included the binary stuff, but I still do not know where the
sources are that where used to build it.
They come from the literate source
Michael,
Can you upgrade your tex4ht utility to that offered at
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/bugfixes.html
The output for the figure at your place produces an old element type
draw:image .../ for figures instead of the newer type
draw:frame .../.
Also, the script at
As a workaround use the math:annotation tag with StarMath5 syntax as
OO does.
Deleting this tag looks right at the first glance as OOo saves a binary
copy of it inside the document. But when you try to edit the formula it
gets confused again.
Might be a good idea for simple
The problem is with a broken mathml engine in OpenOffice 2.
eqnarray
The \begin{eqnarray}a=b\end{eqnarray} is translated by tex4ht into
mia/mimo=/momib/mi
and is loaded as
matrix {a # = # b}
by OO2 into a broken display. The xtpipe phase `fixes' the problem by
producing
Running mk4ht oolatex tries to run xtpipes, which is not included in the
distribution.
The corresponding part in /etc/tex4ht/tex4ht.env is
%
ooxtpipes
..4om mv %%1.4om %%1.tmp
..4om java -classpath ~/tex4ht.dir/texmf/tex4ht/bin xtpipes -i
[1] (./sosl70c.tavutus.tex
! Improper \hyphenation will be flushed.
argument \protect
\a
l.33 Ai-ne-jä
r-jes-töt %
? X
But there is no problem, if I run make dvi or make postscript.
Fixed. -eitan
There is an option to send output files (.html,.css,.png) files to
a directory other than the current directory. For example
htlatex sample2e -d~/home_page/test
will send the output files to ~/home_page/test.
Well, it would be nice if the temporary directory was
A run of tex4ht creates numerous intermediate files. It would be nice
if they could automatically deleted - I suggest to do this without
asking, but provide a commandline option for people who want to keep
them.
I'm reluctant do provide such a feature, and rather leave it to the
users
when using tex4ht with dcolumn, the representation of numbers in the
output file is weird. The following document:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{dcolumn}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{lD{.}{.}{2}}
hello 1.23 \\
bye5.2 \\
\end{tabular}
When processing a document that uses bibtex with mk4ht, it does not run
bibtex. The bibliography is only included if bibtex has been run before
to produce a LaTeX document.
When bibtex needs to be run, the TeX output and the log file contains
warnings like:
Package natbib
| \label{eq:20}
| S = s_\mathrm{N} [\mathrm{N}] + s_\mathrm{U} [\mathrm{U}]
| % S = s_\text{N} [\text{N}] + s_\text{U} [\text{U}]
with mk4ht oolatex mini.tex, I get:
! Argument of \new:mfont has an extra }.
inserted text
\par
l.11 S = s_\mathrm{
Additional notes for the bug I have reported.
I didn't see that report--I guess it got rejected by my
imperfect mail filter :-(
So the bug maybe fixed by adding \Configure{()} with similar arguments as
those of \Configure{$} but adding two $ to enter and exit math mode.
Done. -eitan
_However, I forced the mathml files to have .html extension names since
_my Firefox Mozilla doesn't like the .xml extension names for files in
_frames.
I don't like the idea of forced .html extension.
OK. I removed this enforcement. -eitan
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Done. Thanks, -eitan
+++ tex4ht.env 2006-01-26 12:07:48.0 +0100
@@ -178,9 +178,9 @@
G.png
Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3
G.gif
-Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -pp -gif %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3
+Gdvipng -T tight -x
Fixed.
However, I forced the mathml files to have .html extension names since
my Firefox Mozilla doesn't like the .xml extension names for files in
frames.
-eitan
1) Command line: mk4ht xhmlatex test.tex xhtml,frames
Document types of output files:
test.html: XHTML 1.0
But generating an open office document results in tiny images inside
the document. Reading the content.xml file inside the zip file
(.sxw) shows the following content:
I have not understood your bug report. Could you please clarify the
following points?
a. What is the actual
That was the default behavior to deal with shortcoming of browsers,
while providing the command line option `li-' to request proper xhtml
outcome. I modified the configurations in the bugfixes distribution to
offer proper xhtml code in the default setting. -eitan
\documentclass{article}
$ mk4ht xhlatex file.tex
mk4ht (2005-09-23-22:09)
improper command: xhlatex
option1: mk4ht #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
+ xh, xhlatex, latex, xhtml, -cunihtf, -cvalidate,
+ xh, xhtex, tex,xhtml, -cunihtf, -cvalidate,
+ xh, xhtexi, texi, xhtml, -cunihtf, -cvalidate,
+ xh,
Tobias, Any chance you can provide miniature sample latex files
demostarting the problems. -eitan
See attachment.
Tobias
As suggested by Eitan could you please confirm that following
line in your input:
\Configure{BODY}{\empty}{\empty}
1. Is essential to
http://people.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/tmp/bugreports/tex4ht/01/
Go there and download dirs 01 and 02. Then go to each of them and try to run
make with all those tex4ht*-targets. In directory 01 it stucks like this:
! Missing $ inserted.
inserted text
$
l.120
Here is as simple example as possible:
http://people.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/tmp/bugreports/tex4ht/02/
Run these make -commands:
make ps
make pdf
make html
make splitpagethree
When running last two command, tex4ht do not handle image embedding at
all.
Try a more
There already are numerous htlatex-like commands and many more can be
justified. To avoid flooding the bin directory with those commands an
indirect approach is offered for invoking the commands through a mk4ht
instruction. For instance,
mk4ht oolatex ...
mk4ht mzlatex ...
mk4ht
I modified the bug fixes distribution to handle the exhibited
problem. I wonder, however, what the objective of the configuration
\Connfigure{BODY}{\empty}{\empty}
It causes problems in the output. -eitan
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[xhtml,3,index=2]{tex4ht}
Tobias, I agree that there is much to be done regarding issues of
accessibility. Such issues are of great concern for me, and I'm
working on developing technologies to deal with them. It will take
some time before the new features will be incorporated into
tex4ht. -eitan
The eccessive
Juhapekka, Any chance a miniature sample latex file can be provided
which demonstrates the problem. Unfortunately, I can't afford the time
to isolate problems from files which are large in size and rely on
many imported style files. -eitan
Package: tex4ht
Version: 20050402.1817-1
Severity:
The primitive \middle of eTeX seems to be unsupported for MathML
output.
I modified the mathml configurations as suggested, within a separate
segment dedicated to etex. Thanks, -eitan
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tex4ht makes use of unicode letter when this is not needed...
In its default configuration, TeX4ht tries to address a middle road
with the objective to satisfy large assortment of users, uses, and
tools. It is difficult to argue a proper way of behavior that will be
acceptable to all. On the
I modified the bugfixes distribution to provide reduced usage of
unicode values in iso-8859-1 output. The requests are to be made
through commands similar to
htlatex file iso8859/1/charset/less/!
or by modifying the charset paths in tex4ht.env accordingly.
Currently the only cases
Kapil,
I agree the ligatures shouldn't be represented by bitmaps. To deal
just with those cases a nolig file can be a copy of
ht-fonts/iso8859/1/charset/unicode.4hf
stored at
ht-fonts/iso8859/1/charset/nolig/unicode.4hf
augmented with entries similar to
'#xFB01;' '' 'fi' ''
Kapil,
Some background information regarding the problem.
In the `old days', tex4ht provided for a given (la)tex font different
htf fonts addressing different character sets. For instance, the
(la)tex cmr family of fonts had htf fonts under the unicode and
iso-8859-1 branches. In the iso
Unfortunately, too many people complain about this and other similar
lack of font support problems by browsers for unicode symbols. I'll
try to `fix' the problem the coming weekend. -eitan
tex4ht makes use of unicode letter when this is not needed. This happens
when
the latex code
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