Eric S Fraga <e.fr...@ucl.ac.uk> writes:
> I don't believe the default is to export to mathml. At least, for me,
> this doesn't happen.
For me, when I eval the following from emacs -q I get odt.
(require 'ox-odt)
(setq org-latex-to-mathml-convert-command
"latexmlmath \"%i\" --presentationmathml=%o")
E.g. export: \(x\).
> But, to be brutally honest, I'm more than a little confused about what
> is possible or not in ODT export. I don't use it often, mostly because
> almost all of my documents have some maths in LaTeX form, but there are
> indeed cases where it would be nice to have the capability of exporting
> maths to ODT.
It’s getting better. I exported a large document recently, and Nicolas
fixed a lot of bugs.
> Setting the variable mentioned above doesn't work for me either. I had
> to install the latexml package (on Ubuntu) to have the command available
> but I don't know where to get the jar file that may be needed
> (cf. org-latex-to-mathml-jar-file).
None. At least two methods are supported: latexmlmath and some .jar file,
perhaps mathtoweb.jar or something like that?
> Any help in this regard would be welcome. Searching the mailing list
> doesn't bring up anything useful.
Run from emacs -q and check your *messages*. You should see something
like this in the buffer:
Formatting LaTeX using mathml
Creating MathML snippet 1...
Wrote /tmp/ltxmathml-in5102GLn
Running latexmlmath "\(x\)" --presentationmathml=ltxmathml-out5102TVt
Using vacuous schema
Wrote
/tmp/ltxmathml/test-formula-27f4fea30995c43e0894e19929353bf9fa8957cb.mathml
Embedding
/tmp/ltxmathml/test-formula-27f4fea30995c43e0894e19929353bf9fa8957cbm.
Rasmus
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