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PROGRAM:
NAME
blahtexml - Converts TeX equations into MathML
SYNOPSIS
blahtexml [options] files...
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the blahtexml command.
blahtexml converts an equation given in a syntax close to TeX into MathML. Blahtexml is a
simple extension of blahtex. In addition to the functionality of blahtex, blahtexml has
XML processing in mind and is able to process a whole XML document into another XML
document. Instead of converting only one formula at a time, blahtexml can convert all the
formulas of the given XML file into MathML.
OPTIONS
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with
two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. For a complete description,
see the online documentation.
--help Show summary of options.
--texvc-compatible-commands
Enables use of commands that are specific to texvc, but that are not standard
TeX/LaTeX/AMS-LaTeX commands.
--print-error-messages
This will print out a list of all error IDs and corresponding messages that blahtex
can possibly emit inside an <error> block.
MATHML OPTIONS
These options control the MathML output of the blahtexml program.
--mathml
Enables MathML output.
--xmlin
This allows one to embed TeX equations in an existing MathML code, using a special
notation. The equations are given as attributes (inline or block) in the
http://gva.noekeon.org/blahtexml namespace. Whenever blahtexml meets such an
equation, it expands it into the equivalent MathML code.
For more information check
http://gva.noekeon.org/blahtexml/how_to_use.html
or the blahtexml manual.
--annotate-TeX
Produces TeX annotations in the MathML output.
--annotate-PNG
Produces PNG files and annotates the MathML output with the PNG file name.
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