Hi all,
I provide in attachment a small patch for what I think is essentially
needed for LaTeXML export in LyX
1) merging the checkViewer call for HTML previewer + adding the HTML5
format to it.
2) adding checkViewer for EPUB. At the moment, the viewer is Firefox and
it is assumed that one E
Le 12/05/2014 10:23, Guenter Milde a écrit :
This is, IMO, the second step. First, I recommend, try a custom
converter: Open Lyx and go to Tools>Preferences>File
Handling>Converters Add Converters for the desired conversion. You may
have to add dummy fileformats for different ways to create the
Dear Frédéric,
thanks for your efforts merging LyX and LaTeXML - this looks promising.
On 2014-05-11, Frédéric WANG wrote:
> Thanks Richard,
> I just had a quick look at the code. Indeed, I realized that the case of
> LyXHTML is a bit special. So in a first step, I'll just focus on
> EPUB3/HTM
Thanks Richard,
I just had a quick look at the code. Indeed, I realized that the case of
LyXHTML is a bit special. So in a first step, I'll just focus on
EPUB3/HTML5 export via LaTeXML without special option. I see this would
be essentially modifying lib/configure.py. What I did for now is:
Hi, Frederic,
I'll reply in more detail later, as I've got a bunch of grading to do
right now. But there's a lot to be said about this. Quickly:
1) HTML export: this is done by tex4ht and generates images of math
formulas.
This is done by whatever converter LyX finds and decides to use. It
Dear LyX developers,
I've just built the git development version of LyX and had a look at the
(X)HTML export options. As I see, the current possibilities are (please
tell me if I missed anything):
1) HTML export: this is done by tex4ht and generates images of math
formulas.
2) LyXHTML export
