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Re: APL chars into HTML docs
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 2:52 pm
by kai
Re: APL chars into HTML docs
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 8:43 pm
by mario.sacco
Morten|Dyalog wrote:... Bizarre, I could have sworn I just copy/pasted that from my APL session(?). Thanks, I have corrected the post.
Don't worry Morten. Computers are more and more like humans:, you ask them to do something, they say they will, and then they do something different! I was sure that you had done a copy-paste of your code!
Thanks in advance about LaTex question.
Re: APL chars into HTML docs
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 8:45 pm
by askom
mario.sacco wrote:At the moment I tried both Morten & Fiona code and both perform fine.
I know about HTML and XML but I cannot consider myself as an "expert". So my impression is that Fiona code doesn't force the reader to have APL385 font installed on her/his client. Am I right?
Thanks also to Brian, Dick and Roger for the tip&tricks to not irritate the HTML using its reserved words (that I'll try).
About Morten Code in rows 4 you wrote ⎕CREATE instead of ⎕NCREATE, a minor mistake just to avoid problems to non-expert Dyalog APL readers.
Solved this a second question ... :-) what about the use of APL385 characters into a LaTex doc?
With XeLateX it is not a problem anymore. In your document headings specify
\setmonofont{APL385} and use \verbatim environment for a beautiful APL text.
I also DO recommend you to look at pandoc
http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ Using it you will easy create html/pdf/docx/tex/whatever from a markdown text files
with math, figures and APL.
/Sasha
Re: APL chars into HTML docs
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 1:30 am
by askom
Did you try xelatex and/or pandoc? do you need any more help/genuineness?
/sasha
mario.sacco wrote:Morten|Dyalog wrote:... Bizarre, I could have sworn I just copy/pasted that from my APL session(?). Thanks, I have corrected the post.
Don't worry Morten. Computers are more and more like humans:, you ask them to do something, they say they will, and then they do something different! I was sure that you had done a copy-paste of your code!
Thanks in advance about LaTex question.
Re: APL chars into HTML docs
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 1:52 am
by mario.sacco
askom wrote:Did you try xelatex and/or pandoc? do you need any more help/genuineness?
/sasha
Hi Sasha,
I'm at half of the work. I tested xelatex with very good results. Now I'm able to easily mix APL & Math without lose a lot of time in strange character conversions and other alchemic processes.
About pandoc I haven't yet find the time to test. I read the info on
http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/index.html and it seems simply fantastic.
So at the moment I'm ok
Thanks for your support,
Mario