Hi,
Joris van der Hoeven wrote:
Hi Andrea,
The TeXmacs philosophy is to support semantics for plug-ins,
but not imposing it. So the "copy-and-pasteability" depends on
the implementation of the plug-in. TeXmacs supports presentation MathML,
but with a precise semantics for well-built expressions (documentation,
TeXmacs.syx).
I have precise plans since ten years for content math markup, but never found
time
to implement them yet.
If I remember well, there was a way to create Maxima expressions in a
WYSIWYG way. Would be nice to have something that lets the user to write
in TeXmacs (which is impressive fast) and paste _inside_ a CAS session
(Sage for example), but may be is too complicate at this point.
Sage, as mentioned on the list, goes a bit further
in interoperability, but Python is rather poor on the specification level,
so they will probably run into problems too at a certain point.
Could you elaborate on this? I mean the Python part.
Best wishes, Joris
Cheers,
Offray
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