Regarding EPUB3, I don't think anyone said the whole format should be supported
natively in browsers. An EPUB file is basically just a set of HTML5 pages
(HTML, SVG, MathML and CSS) packed into an archive, together with additional
metadata to describe the ebook content (title, author, chapters,
I think the main points were:
1) Not everybody use TeX as an input method.
2) Not everybody write the source of Web pages by hand.
3) People using TeX want its full power (defining macros, loading packages etc).
So except in simple and limited cases, a small subset of TeX is not what people
want
> I'd argue that any machine parsable format can't be ambiguous by virtue
> of the fact machines parse it. However in any case AtkText /
> IAccessibleText / the mac accessible protocol thing all expect the text
> for an object to be a string so whatever format the web uses screen
> readers will be
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 4:11:22 PM UTC+2, fred...@mathjax.org wrote:
> I use many long inline formulas in my blog and this is handled as I would
> like by Gecko.
sorry I meant this is *not* handled
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> Does MathML need to participate in inline reflow in a way that requires
> direct support from the layout engine?
I don't know if that answers your question but one important thing that is
currently lacking in Gecko's MathML implementation is line breaking. This is
true for Web pages but I sus
* About the "XML is evil, MathML is XML so MathML is evil" syllogism.
I don't think it makes sense in general to say that something is good or bad
without mentioning for what purpose. I actually agree with Joshua that XML is a
good format to work with for a computer engineer. There are very good
I don't have time to respond right now, but regarding the accessibility,
mathematics is also more complex in that case too. Basically the two use cases
are I'm aware of are
- For blind people or other visual disabilities, speech synthesizer must follow
the MathSpeak rules. Simply reading the te
I'm not sure if that's a joke or complete misinformation about the topic. But
obviously the answer is that the MathML support must be preserved. The MathJax
team is strongly in favor of native MathML implementation.
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