- From: Vincent Quint <Vincent.Quint@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 13:20:28 +0100
- To: Benji <bmauclaire@free.fr>
- Cc: Amaya <www-amaya@w3.org>, Vincent.Quint@inrialpes.fr
Benji wrote: > Bonjour, > > M'interessant au mathml, j'ai donc voulu effectuer quelques rendus avec Amaya. > Cependant, il semble qu'il ne reconnaisse pas toutes les balises. You are right. Amaya only implements the presentation markup, i.e. chapter 3 of the MathML 2.0 recommendation: http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-MathML2-20021219/chapter3.html The main reason is that the emphasis in Amaya is put on the editing feature and, given the limited resources available, it seems preferable from the author viewpoint to start with presentation MathML. Obviously it would be interesting to also implement the content part of MathML. Contributions in that direction are welcome, but the Amaya team presently lacks resources. > La w3c ne ferait-elle pas suivre ses nouvelles technologies a l'equipe > d'Amaya ? Amaya is not a reference implementation. The goal is not to fully implement all W3C specifications but to demonstrate how these specifications can work together in a Web client able to browse, edit and publish Web pages. What is implemented is supposed to follow the W3C recomendations, but not everything is implemented yet. > Ci-dessous les retours d'erreurs : These error messages just indicate that the content tags are not supported. > ---------- > *** Errors/warnings in http://www.w3.org/Math/testsuite/testsuite/Content/Calculus/int/int2.xml line 57, char 6: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <apply> > line 58, char 8: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <int> > line 59, char 8: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <bvar> > line 60, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <ci> > line 62, char 8: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <lowlimit> > line 63, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <cn> > line 65, char 8: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <uplimit> > line 66, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <ci> > line 68, char 8: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <apply> > line 69, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <plus> > line 70, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <ci> > line 71, char 10: Invalid or unsupported MathML element <ci> > --------------- > > Est-ce qu'il est prevu de pouvoir rediger du mathml "compatible w3c" (les > pages de test proposees sur le site) avec Amaya ? Yes, Amaya allows you to author Web pages containing conformant MathML. That means that every MathML expression created with Amaya is valid, but Amaya does not allow you to create every possible MathML expression (in particular content MathML). > Tres cordialement, > > Benjamin. Thanks for your comments, Vincent.
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