Re[2]: TeX to PDF serializator

["Vasil I. Yaroshevich" <sh...@mail.ru>]

AS> Vasil I. Yaroshevich wrote:

>>Whether exists subj?
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AS> what should this be good for? tex is not XML and hence can not take part 
AS> in the Cocoon pipeline.
Why not? I have a XML document with MathML fragment. Also I have XSLT
document for trasformation it to LaTeX.

AS>  To publish tex, you can use pdflatex and publish
AS> the PDF directly.
Of course.

I can make XML document such as
<root>
<![CDATA[
LaTex document there
]]>
</root>
and I want to convert it to PDF. How?


AS> what would definitly be useful is a tex generator, that generatex XML
AS> out of tex





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Re: Re[2]: TeX to PDF serializator

[Andre Thenot <at...@thenot.net>]

On Thursday, June 5, 2003, at 05:35 AM, Vasil I. Yaroshevich wrote:

> I can make XML document such as
> <root>
> <![CDATA[
> LaTex document there
> ]]>
> </root>
> and I want to convert it to PDF. How?

Sure you can. But that defeats the whole purpose of using XML in 
the first place. :-)

> AS> what would definitly be useful is a tex generator, that 
> generatex XML
> AS> out of tex

Cocoon only processes XML in the pipeline. So to accomplish what 
you're describing, Alexander's solution would be more 
appropriate: Make a TeX generator, transform your XML how you 
want to, and serialize it to PDF.

TeX => XML ... XML => PDF.

If you want to skip the XML process, then Cocoon is not the 
appropriate tool (see pdflatex and friends for that).

Andre.


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