Sorry to interrupt you all. But I have so concerns using JEuclid for MathML.
I'm not sure if I have the permission to post here, but maybe you will
excuse my post if so.
I am not sure if using JEuclid is the right way to deal with MathML. As far
as I understand JEuclid transforms a MathML
The MathML extension uses JEuclid to convert the MathML to SVG
internally so we get quite good quality. I don't think it is possible to
create XSL-FO code from MathML because you can't properly place all the
elements. Doing that with SVG is a lot better.
On 27.07.2005 10:54:45 Norman Markgraf
Sorry to interrupt you all. But I have so concerns using JEuclid for
MathML.
I'm not sure if I have the permission to post here, but maybe you will
excuse my post if so.
I am not sure if using JEuclid is the right way to deal with MathML. As
far
as I understand JEuclid transforms a MathML
While we are speaking of that, If I may give my opinion: I agree with Norman
that using images to render maths isn't a good solution in the long-term. The
fact that it is SVG improves the situation a bit because fonts will be rendered
fine, but there are other problems to address: for example
Thank you, Siarhei, for the explanation of the interrelationship between
JEuclid and FOP. In fact that was roughly what I mean by image. As I
explained, I am not in the details.
The words by Jeremias, that you can not place all element properly, might be
the point that sounds the most important
Please don't work on private channels. You can use the fop-dev mailing
list to discuss stuff around MathML as long as there is some relation to
FOP.
I wasn't aware of the advanced requirements like baseline alignment and
such. At any rate, the new FOP has the ideal infrastructure to handle
cases
It all sounds good to me. I was one of those asking for batik-less FOP,
since I needed to output PDF from a headless system (I think we ended
up using the Postscript renderer, and cat'ing it to the printer...).
I also welcome the thought of additional XML Graphics projects. Not so
much for
I was not so much thinking about additional XML Graphics projects.
Bringing Barcode4J here was on my mind, but not lately. I'm not sure if
it would be a good fit as it doesn't exclusively have to do the
converting XML to graphical output. That's only one use case. Generating
barcodes as bitmap
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Devs,
I'd like to have your thoughts about the following proposal. MathML and
barcodes are frequently asked for and I would consider it a service to
our users if we provided support for both out-of-the-box without people
having to scratch together the little pieces to
I understand your concerns but we should make it as easy as possible for
beginners. There are a lot of them, many knowing almost nothing about
Java and classpaths. The beauty with these extensions is that they can
easily be deleted when not used. No rebuild necessary.
On 26.07.2005 21:45:33 Simon
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