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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

Dear Chu-Ching,

Thanks for the pointer. Did you enhance the TeXmacs export filter to Html
to support MathJax? In that case, I would be willing to include your code
in the main TeXmacs distribution.

Best wishes, --Joris

On Sat, Feb 04, 2012 at 08:57:42AM +0800, chu-ching huang wrote:
> Hi all TeTmacs users,
> 
> Recently, I got a pad, Asus Transformer with Android-3.2.1 and make some 
> test
> on it. Of course, it could not run TeXmacs. But I make some test about
> Conversion function of TeXmacs.
> 
> The best support of format for math document is pdf which is also
> well-supported by TeXmacs. Another option is html format. From Android
> development, android avails "WebView" class to work with html and related. 
> Therefore it might be able to create a simple apk, application of android,
> which avails contents with math staffs.
> 
> Here my result:
> 
> 1. convert contents from TeXmacs: both latex and html;
> 2. add MathJax to render the latex resource of output from 1;
> 3. enhance some TeXmacs function by jQuery: at least "folded" supported;
> 4. copy, paste and some modification ...
> 
> In the processing, keeping it simplest is the upmost principle I try to 
> follows. 
> Here, the demos can be found at 
> http://diffusion.cgu.edu.tw/ftp/TeXmacs/android/
> 
> a) lecture.tgz: Mathjax with image fonts (not suitable for pad users because
> of too many font files to have to be loaded);
> b) lecture_otf.tgz: MathJax without image fonts;
> 
> 
> Just retract one of above and open calculus.html. I had tested on asus
> Transformer by firefox-beta and it displays well.  Next I will create a apk
> skeleton for wrapping all the generated html resource with math staff.
> 
> Hope this can be helpful for someone interested and as a gift for the first
> TeXmacs workshop.
> 
> cch