Hi Jeremy.
> I've tried to summarise this thread into a tiddler about Mathematics:
>
> http://tiddlywiki-com.tiddlyspace.com/#Mathematics
>
> I'm sure it could be a lot better, if anyone can offer any help?
So, what we have..
As for the possibilities to incorporate formulae, I've probably
mentioned all of them. Although I haven't digged into the MathML
possibilities which is not of prime concern as MathML is not that
extensively supported.
Now, what else? I can provide some details regarding the installation
and usage of the plugins (jsMath and MathJax), namely:
* each plugin needs some "fonts" for operation, meaning a user needs
them in either way (here, I describe only jsMath):
** install the fonts on a local computer: download from [1] and
install (in Windows -- unzip, select all, right-click, select
"install")
** download fonts to make them "an attachment": download from [2],
unpack and put those 7 folders ("cmbx10" etc) into a "fonts" subfolder
of the jsMath dirrectory (create "fonts" if it doesn't exist)
* the first way should be used for personal usage: if one places the
"attachment fonts" in a usb-stick with FAT file system, they'll grow
up to 1Gb and will be moved/copied/.. very slowly (see last 3 posts in
[3])
* the first way should be used for web-pages (unless the author
expects each user to download and install the fonts from [1]).
Althoght there's a unicode fallback which means that formulae will be
represented without "attachment", it should look much worse than with
the fonts.
* the rest of installation is rather clear (add a plugin to
TiddlyWiki, put jsMath files in the jsMath folder in the same
dirrectory as TiddlyWiki, try it; if this doesn't work (due to those
use-file-system-security-reasons), see the documentation.
Ah, great! I found that I've made a copy of the TiddlyWikiCE (canada-
east) repository. Even more there's a link to the feedback form so I
wrote something to try to contact the author(s); and now I have
PluginMathJax v1.4.1. I can share it if someone points the most
appropriate way; however, I'd better listen to the author(s)' answer
first. As for the installation notes, I haven't detailed ones as I
ended with usage of jsMath because of some bad representation of
"installed" fonts of MathJax the time I tried to use it.
***
Mario, I'll try [4] again after some time (now the lack of it is
really pressing :) ).
***
Milind,
like Mario said, it's interesting to hear if MathML is really needed.
[1] http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/download/jsMath-fonts.html
[2] http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsmath/files/jsMath%20Image%20Fonts/
[3]
https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/72a1d4bdc6f0742e/7a33f8783b51572b
[4] http://codemirror-plugins.tiddlyspace.com/#CodeMirror2PluginInfo
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