On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 10:43 AM, Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov> wrote: > Now, it gets interesting: > I'd like to cut that formula and use it > in a computer algebra system, or graphing calculator, > or.... I need Classic MathML and the browser could > reconstruct it from the DOM.... > Fine, but will that be a _requirement_ that a browser > provide that? > Or, is it anticipated that every MathML importing > tool integrate an HTML5 parser? > Or am I expected to paste to some tmp buffer, and > run a 3rd party converter to convert to Classic form? > These are all the same concerns I have with SVG-like markup in HTML. However, you bring up a very interesting point - if all browsers provided a way to cut-and-paste the DOM (not the source) then most problems would go away - isn't that right? Jeff
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