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What is TeXinline?
TeXinline is a source-to-source compiler which allows you to write
HTML pages with inline LaTeX. To use TeXinline you create an
You then compile example.html+tex using the command:
This command produces an example.html file, as well as
a few images (corresponding to the inline LaTeX elements) which are placed
in a subdirectory .texinline/ . If you now view the file
example.html , you will see the inline LaTeX element as:
Note that even though inline LaTeX elements are rendered as images, they are annotated with the corresponding LaTeX source, so that search engines, like Google, can index them properly. Planned features
Release history
About
TexInline is developed by
Petar Maymounkov. Please,
send bug reports and feature suggestions to
SourceTexInline is distributed under the GNU General Public License (Version 2). You can download the latest source tree here: In order to compile TeXinline you will first need to install and compile the eXTensible C (XTC) framework.Download
TeXinline's binaries are distributed in the form of an executable
Installation and usage instructionsUnzip the distribution zip file into a directory of your choice. You can run TeXinline with the command:
If you do not have the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed,
you can get it from
Sun's
Java website.
Documentation Here we
explain how to write |