Re: Cannot find/open fonts -- executing oolatex


I've spotted some other problems in those scripts that can show up
under certain circumstances. Would you be interested in suggestions
how to make them more robust?

Sure. However, I'll need to get complete scripting scripts. =A0

You mean complete <oo> </oo> section, right?

Yes. I assume the spotted problems were there.

I'll see, what I can do.
I will need some better understanding how those scripts are executed.
=46rom the generated stdout I guess those are line-by-line system calls.
Is that right?

Yes.

Are they executed in the order given in the script?

Yes.

So I presume you don't have any strong feelings about dropping support
for win98. It's almost extinct anyway.

It shouldn't be an issue as different platforms can be supported by
different scripts.

* The equation thing I already mentioned. This one is serious. It
completely alters the semantics of an equation. It's also a weird one.
I have those equations in exactly the form I've given

Where?

equations like \left( {\frac{a}{b} } \right)^{ \frac{3}{2} } are
interpreted as \frac{(\frac{a}{b})^3}{2}

Those problems seem to be OO related (I have OO v2.0.4). Running
through mzlatex gives expected results.

Yes. The obtained mathml code is correct.

<math:math xmlns:math="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML";
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";>
<math:msup>
<math:mrow>
<math:mrow>
<math:mo form="prefix">(</math:mo>
<math:mrow>
<math:mfrac>
<math:mrow>
<math:mi>a</math:mi>
</math:mrow>
<math:mrow>
<math:mi>b</math:mi>
</math:mrow>
</math:mfrac>
</math:mrow>
<math:mo form="postfix">)</math:mo>
</math:mrow>
</math:mrow>
<math:mrow>
<math:mfrac>
<math:mrow>
<math:mn>3</math:mn>
</math:mrow>
<math:mrow>
<math:mn>2</math:mn>
</math:mrow>
</math:mfrac>
</math:mrow>
</math:msup>
</math:math>

* Numbered equations are placed in two column tables - first column
for equation, second for number. How to get it without table, on one
line, equation centred and number flushed right?

I don't know. Any suggestion?

I have no clue. I usually have a paragraph style for display math with
tabs at centre and left margin. Then I put equations like this:
<TAB><EQUATION><TAB><NUMBER>

How exactly those equations are given in latex?

-eitan






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