#Overview

Introduction

A collection of XSLT stylesheets designed for processing MathML (mainly) but also HTML and perhaps OpenMath. Mostly they will be documented on the blog, tagged with googlecode.

Currently this collection comprises of the following

• c2s, documentation tagged c2s
  XSLT (by Robert Miner mostly) to convert Content MathML into the Strict Content MathML form, using the algorithm detailed in Chapter 4 of the MathML3 spec.
• ctop, documentation tagged ctop
  Stylesheet converting Content MathML to Presentation MathML. This is XSLT 1.0, to allow use within a browser.
• htmlparse, documentation tagged htmlparse
  HTML parser, implemented in XSLT 2.0.
• node-set, documentation tagged nodeset
  XSLT 1.0 (extended) stylesheet giving cross browser support for the EXSLT node-set extension.
• pmathml, documentation tagged pmathml
  XSLT 1 stylesheet enabling MathML support in various browsers.
• pmathmlascii, documentation tagged pmathmlascii
  XSLT 2.0 stylesheet displaying MathML as ASCII-art in a style similar to older terminal interfaces of computer algebra systems.
• pmml2tex, documentation tagged pmml2tex
  XSLT 2 stylesheet converting Presentation MathML to TeX for rendering to pdf, etc.
• mmlclipboard, documentation tagged mmlclipboard
  Small C# code example for a windows form application that displays any XML on the windows clipboard tagged with the MathML flavor.
• polyglototron, documentation tagged polyglot
  Schematron file to check the constraints in the HTML5 polyglot spec (html/xhtml compatibility). This check assumes that the input is well formed XML and valid HTML(5) and then checks constraints such that that compatible parse trees should result.