Documentation
If you’re lucky, all that should be needed to convert a TeX file, mydoc.tex to XML, and then to XHTML+MathML would be:
| latexml --dest=\textit{mydoc}.xml \textit{mydoc} |
| latexmlpost -dest=\textit{somewhere/mydoc}.xhtml \textit{mydoc}.xml |
This will carry out a default transformation into XHTML+MathML. If you give the destination extension with html, it will generate HTML+images.
If you’re not so lucky, or want to get fancy, well …dig deeper:
- LaTeXML Manual
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Overview of LaTeXML (
). - latexml
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describes the latexml command.
- latexmlpost command
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describes the latexmlpost command for postprocessing.