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...allowed as I suspect most people would like to be able to indent the formula to distinguish it from regular text, and don't want it interpreted as a code block. The processing occurs in a several steps: 1) ASCIIMathPHP is run on the source markdown document converting the formulas into MathML blocks. 2) MultiMarkdown is then run in the usual manner, with or without SmartyPants 3) You can then optionally use XSLT to transform the XHTML into LaTeX or whatever by using an updated version of my xhtml2latex, or your own XSLT files. This includes the use of [XSLT MathML Library] (ht...

How can I manipulate RoR to produce an .xhtml file from the view template(s)? I see how I can use layouts and paritals to efficiently produce the content and tags that I need, but how can I get the actual file that''s produced to be named with the .xhtml suffix, (rather than *.htm, as it currently is)? [Note: I never thought the suffix was all that important, but evidenly Mozilla

...d reference code available. I keep the summary of both the system, I welcome any opinion on the choice. Tangent: Indexing stage: Each document contains math formula and text. Text indexing is done in a usual way. ======preprocessing================= ===indexing==== Math Formula(PresentationMathML) => Symbol Layout Tree => Generate Symbol pair tuples => Store in Inverted Index Searching stage: Query(PresentationMathML) => symbol layout tree => Generate symbol pair tuples => Form a query with logical OR operator=> Candidate documents selection using dice coefficient metri...

I'd like to ask what you all would think of me upgrading the libvorbis doc from whatever version of DocBook it presently uses to DocBook 5.0. There are three good reasons: - It supports XML namespaces, so you can embed stuff like Scalable Vector Graphics and MathML right into your DocBook source. - DocBook 5.0 uses Relax NG Schemas. This is a far, far better specification language than either DTD or the W3C XML schema. It's also far stricter, so it will find errors in your DocBook markup that wouldn't be possible to find in markup written for earli...

...Brian D. Ripley, for their help." So, many thanks to all! Just one final thing: I've published my thesis on the web, right now only in the PDF format, ( <URL: http://www.digbib.uio.no/publ/astrofysikk/2002/2801/index.pdf > if anybody is interested) but I'd like to use XHTML+MathML+SVG as well. tex4ht should fix the XHTML+MathML bit, but I was wondering if anybody has worked with making SVG output from R? I have found a couple of old posts to r-devel in the archive. I have also been looking for a Postscript to SVG converter, without much success. Strangely, the code that is...

...All of the degrees of freedom are off from what I expect them to be (they're all 1). (The original problem, should it help in understanding my question, is at: http://odin.himinbi.org/classes/psy304b/homework_1.xhtml#2 though it will likely look pretty funky if your browser doesn't support mathml (firefox does).) Will The program is as follows: library(foreign) # spiderdata <- read.csv("spider_data.csv") spiderdata = data.frame(Zoloft = c(9, 11, 5, 12, 15, 14, 13, 12, 7, 6), Naltrexone = c(15, 16, 12, 12, 18, 19, 23, 20, 13, 17), Valium = c(9, 11, 12, 5, 13, 15, 11, 8, 6, 9...

Hi, I need to run Abiword on CentOS 5.3, any repository? -- Thanks

...le lists, delimited code blocks with built-in syntax highlighting, title blocks, smart punctuation, strikeout, and super/subscripts. LaTeX math (and even macros) can be used in markdown documents. Eight different methods of rendering math in HTML are provided, including MathJax and translation to MathML. LaTeX math is rendered in docx using native Word equation objects. Pandoc includes a powerful system for automatic citations and bibliographies, using Andrea Rossato's Haskell implementation of citeproc (the engine behind Zotero). This means that you can write citations like this [see @doe99...

...at describes the output within R (as in the example), so that I could add/remove things, reexport it Importance: __ 5.3 - Beeing able to define basics formatting also within R (bold, colors, fonts, and so on) Importance: __ 5.4 - Beeing able to include mathematics, as (La)TeX codes or MathML Importance: __ 5.5 - Beeing able to build complicated tables, with merged cells, embedding lists, eventually sub-tables Importance: __ 6. Here are some conceptual objects that a report may contain. Are there any more you can think to which may be important? Tables (containing Rows and...

I tried odfWeave to create an OpenOffice file and found that it exhausted the memory of my large linux machine and took a long time to run. LaTeX with Sweave is blazing fast and extremely flexible. Most of the time I can give clients a pdf file. Sometimes I'd like to make Sweave LaTeX files more accessible (and editable) to (gulp) Word users, mainly so they can extract tables and other

To better understand how to work with DocBook, I'd like to suggest that you check out ZooLib's DocBook documentation from its SourceForge CVS, and use my work as an example to help you with your work. I just went through the whole painful process of getting it all to work. Please learn from my example! See especially the files: zoolib/doc/README.txt zoolib/doc/cookbook/Makefile

How can I get RoR to display html pulled directly from a database, without converting the tags. (e.g. if "<h1>Hello</h1>" is stored (as text) in a database, how can I get RoR NOT to corvert it to "&lt;h1&gt;Hello</h1>", but instead to just pass the tags along so that "Hello" displays in bold. I''m sure it''s just a

I've just spent a happy couple of days writing a text file for formatting with Markdown. The results are phenomenal! It's easy to write, and attractive to read. I'll try to send a Christmas present to the writer :-) But when I looked at the perl source, I also found that it was small and well-structured. Of course, I couldn't resist adding a few things that appealled to me.

...benefit of the DokuWiki prototype (the idea is to move pages to the new one and fuse the two R Wikis in a single one). Although I am not sure everybody is completelly convinced that the customized DokuWiki engine I porpose (more than 10 plugins added, syntax coloring for R code added to GeSHI, MathML rendering of LaTeX equations added) is the one to use, there seems to be little alternative proposed (after disucssions, Trac and TWiki were considered as valid alternatives, but they do now overcompete DokuWiki as a good compromize between simplicity and performance for documentation writting)...

I suggest gzipped XML. Feel free to suggest something that isn't XML if you dislike it that much. Anyhow, as a practical matter, Vorbis-style metadata lacks a Really Good Way to have the same data in multiple languages. Or at least a widely-agreed upon way. So, howzabout... <data> <title xml:lang='en'>Mars, the Bringer of War</title> <title

Hello dear R help members, I have found several references on how to do this, my question is if anyone is actually using them - and if there are some strong points on what to use, and how well it is working out. My goal is to be able to easily create docs from R, but to be able to share it with other researchers (who do not use LaTeX) so they could easily copy/paste the tables and edit them for

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