Dieter<d.gloetzel(a)web.de> wrote:
> What is your interest in this?
Often a 200 line *.html article contains 5 lines of
LaTex maths formular. Because I can't read the LaTex, my whole
effort of fetching the article is wasted.
> I know pretty well Oberon and LaTeX,.
You mean how to operate "Windows", or the underlying theory of LaTex?
> and typesetting mathematical formulas is no rocket science.
Doesn't typesetting refer only to the size and position of chars?
Did you know that old-ETHO has a simple WYSIWYG program that you can use
to eg, make any char [best use one between 128...255] to render any bitmap
picture? So Char(300) could display a horse ...etc.
I started making the Cyrillic char-set, some years ago.
The example that I posted:
" (x, y) \mapsto x \times x + y \times y"
probably could be translated to be understandable with the existing
charset. I'm guessing it means:
(x,y) => x * (x + y) * y
I'm not interested in WRITING Latex; I just want to be able to
read/understand the articles that I fetch.
Here's some of the existing ETHO files under contributions.
But I don't find any top-level-description!
== Chris Glur.
PS. here's some of ETHOs files:-
LateX.Tool
LateX.Tool.Bak
TeX.Obf
TeX.Tool
TeX.Obf
TeX.Tool
TeXBetaApr9.Arc = 707639 Feb 26 2007|
TeXContrib
TeXContrib.Bak
TeXDistribution.Tool
TeXDistribution.Tool.Bak
TeXError.Obf
TeXGlobals.Obf
TeXIO.Obf
TeXMC.Obf
TeXMCU.Obf
TeXOut.Obf
TeXRest.Obf
TeXView.Obf = 41633 Apr 8 1999
TeXViewAdmin.Obf
TeXViewPK.Obf
TeXltx.Arc = 26 Jul 24 ?!
?? why *.Obf ??
