Michal Hoftich <[email protected]> writes:
> I forwarded this conversation to David and he confirmed that `<mi
> mathvariant="...">` should be used ...
Slightly different is this question: how should one write LaTeX math
(user level) in order for text4ht, or some other LaTeX to HTML+MathML
translator, to produce
<mi mathvariant="normal">Hom</mi> ?
For the purpose of this let's stipulate that 'Hom', relative to
pmathml, is an indicator, not an operator.
Part of my issue here is that I see pmathml's <mo> having a significantly
narrower scope than LaTeX's (with amsmath) \operatorname. I don't see
anything equivalent to <mi> in LaTeX, but inside math zones, with amsmath
loaded so that \text{} is available, I think \mbox is a fair approximation
to <mi>.
-- Bill
