stefano franchi wrote: > I am preparing a LyX document with all the features listed in our GSOC > 2014 page. I will transfer it to ODF with tex4ht, possibly fix it > manually, and then will circulate it on list for ODF/Docx tests. > > Here is what I am including: > > sections, headers, ... > lists > emphasis, bold, ... > comments > track changes > tables and figures > footnotes > bibliographic references > math > cross-references > tracked changes > > It will have one section per item, do we can focus the tests on one > feature at a time, and perhaps split the document in mini-docs an have > a series of unit tests of sorts. > > > Question: > > 1. Is the list comprehensive enough? Too comprehensive? > > 2. For the Math: anyone having favorite equations / math constructs > that represent a sort of "baseline" case that would be desired and > other cases that would be the "optimum". I am thinking of the > complicated things I sometimes here you guys discussing on the list > and which I never use
Hello everyone, as I am involved in the LaTeX -> rtf converter, I know that we have at least 2 LaTeX test files for checking the conversion of equations. The test files are available at sourceforge (simplest: in the svn repository): http://sourceforge.net/p/latex2rtf/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/test/eqns.tex?format=raw http://sourceforge.net/p/latex2rtf/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/test/eqns2.tex?format=raw -- Wilfried Hennings
