Hello again, before I forget it: we must export inline equations to <inlineequation> and "displayed" equations to <equation>. Currently, everything is exported to <equation>, so that even something trivial like a+b=c will have to be displayed as a separate block, instead of "inline".
This is very important as I currently resort to tricks of the type "if there is a </para><para> at the end of some line, followed by an <equation>, then that equation is actually inline" for 1.2.0, for example. Actually, it should be easy to determine if the equation is inline: whatever is delimited by $ is inline and should be exported to <inlineequation>. The rest is <equation> or <informalequation> (which is the same as <equation>, but without a title). I propose to either use only <equation> for the equations that are not inline (and give them automatic titles like "Equation XXX", numbered consecutively, as I currently do with the awkscr_math awk script in http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/awkscr_math, see also http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/magic-behind-the-math.html ), or give the user full control on every equation about how it should be exported to DocBook (with or without title, and which one). -- Regards Chris Karakas http://www.karakas-online.de
