Hello, Dave Mielke schrieb am 16.10.2014, 12:03 -0400: >>Are there already widely accepted braille representations for such >>symbols? >>If not, shouldn't we try to come up with something? > >I have no idea how braille math is taught in other countries. Here in North >America, the best way of representing math in braille that I myself am aware >of >is what's known as the Nemeth Code. In Germany, you have another code, namely the Marburger maths code. However I stopped learning it after a year and moved onto LaTeX. A number of schools are doing the same in Germany as well. Just for the records.
It appears to me that there will never be a common maths code across the world. Being able to represent a unicode character as a LaTeX command is quite handy at times, therefore I wrote uTeXer [1], which does a basic job in translating from unicode symbols to LaTeX. [1] http://crustulus.de/projects/utexer.en.html Regards Sebastian -- Web: http://www.crustulus.de | Blog: http://www.crustulus.de/cgi-bin/blog.cgi?de-0 Freies Latein-Deutsch-Wörterbuch: http://www.crustulus.de/freedict.de.html FreeDict: Free multilingual dictionary databases - http://www.freedict.org
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