[tex4ht] align*, intertext and conversion to jsmath
Rob Beezer
beezer at ups.edu
Tue Dec 7 22:28:11 CET 2010
Dear CVR and Karl,
Thanks so much for your continued work on tex4ht.
I am having trouble with the \intertext{} command within an amsmath align*
environment in a conversion to jsmath. Actually, I have 76 of these giving me
trouble (across an entire textbook).
Output seems to have the ordering of some mtr and mtd tags reversed. At least
it won't parse correctly when using Python's XML parser. Removing the two
outermost tags on the problem line (the intertext text) seems to satisfy the parser.
I've upgraded to SVN 66 and recompiled the tex4ht binaries for my 64-bit Ubuntu
10.04. So I think I'm fairly up-to-date. (Same problem exists with about a
two-year old tex4ht.) Setup seems to be working OK otherwise.
Sample source file: intertext-example.tex
Works fine with a simple pdflatex call
Command: htlatex intertext-example
Produces intertext-example-htlatex.htl output, which looks OK to my eye
Command: htlatex intertext-example "xhtml,jsmath"
Produces interact-example-xhtml-jsmath.html output which demonstrates the problem.
As an aside, I consistently get the following with SVN 66, with an error for
each line of the header comments:
tex4ht.c (Version 1.1 kpathsea)
tex4ht -f/intertext-example
-i~/tex4ht.dir/texmf/tex4ht/ht-fonts/
(/home/rob/tex4ht.env)
(/home/rob/tex4ht.dir/texmf/tex4ht/ht-fonts/iso8859/1/charset/unicode.4hf)
--- warning --- Improper entry (line 1)
%% %% %% %%
--- warning --- Improper entry (line 2)
% unicode.4hf 2009-07-25-19:06 %
<snip>
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Rob Beezer
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