- From: Roman Sachse <sarom@web.de>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 11:15:17 +0100
- To: W Naylor <wn@cs.bath.ac.uk>
- CC: Chris Chiasson <chris@chiasson.name>, www-math@w3.org
Hi, thanks to both of you. I will have a look at aldor and J/Link. My problem is, that I have to implement this parser into an exisiting GUI which might be installed on several clients. Therefore it might be problematic to use products like mathematica or maple. I will also have a look at: http://mathdom.sourceforge.net/ Maybe it is useful. Cheers, Ro W Naylor schrieb: > > Maple also has pretty good support for MathML. A slightly different > problem, which I presented at MKM2006 in Wokingham was going from > OpenMath (which you could get from MathML using David Carlisles style > sheets) to strongly typed Aldor Objects. Unlike Maple and Mathematica, > Aldor is a free system (at least you don't have to pay to use it, the > source of the compiler is not free yet ... grumble :-( ): > > http://www.aldor.org/ > > my Wokingham paper is available at: > > http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~wn/Papers/aldorService.pdf > > or in the MKM2006 proceedings if you happen to have a copy. > I can send you a tar file containing my source if you want, > > cheers, > > Bill > > > On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Chris Chiasson wrote: > >> Mathematica has reasonable support for generating and consuming content >> MathML. >> >> On 2/18/07, Roman Sachse <sarom@web.de> wrote: >>> Hello List >>> >>> For my Bachelors Thesis I am trying to store mathematical expressions in >>> an ontology via content MathML. >>> >>> To be able to work with these expressions I need a parser (preferably >>> Java) which is able to generate content MathML and more important is >>> able to read MathML expressions, instantiates the variables and returns >>> the result. >>> >>> Maybe I am completely blind but I was not able to find anything that >>> satisfies my requirements. >>> >>> Actually these were my only findings: >>> http://www.eteks.com/jeks/en/doc/com/eteks/parser/MathMLInterpreter.html >>> (which does one part of the job, namely creating MathML output) >>> and this question: >>> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-math/2006Apr/0060.html >>> posted about a year ago. >>> >>> Is there no parser that can work with content MathML input or am I >>> completely on the wrong track? >>> >>> Thanks for your help. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Roman >>> >>> >>> >> >> -- >> http://chris.chiasson.name/ >> >> >> >> >
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