The Latex Web Companion
Michel Goossens, Sebastian Rahtz, Eitan M. Gurari, Ross Moore, Robert S. Sutor
- 出版商: Addison Wesley
- 出版日期: 1999-06-10
- 售價: $2,370
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $2,252
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 560
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0201433117
- ISBN-13: 9780201433111
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Table Of Contents
List of Figures.
List of Tables.
Preface.
1. The Web, its documents, and LaTeX.
The Web, a window on the Internet.
LaTeX in the Web environment.
Is there an optimal approach?
Conclusion.
The Hypertext Transport Protocol.
Universal Resource Locators and Identifiers.
The Hypertext Markup Language.
Universal Resource Locators and Identifiers.
The Hypertext Markup Language.
LaTeX in the Web environment.
Overview of document formats and strategies.
Staying with DVI.
PDF for typographic quality.
Down-translation to HTML.
Java and browser plug-ins.
Other LaTeX-related approaches to the Web.
Staying with DVI.
PDF for typographic quality.
Down-translation to HTML.
Java and browser plug-ins.
Other LaTeX-related approaches to the Web.
Is there an optimal approach?
Conclusion.
2. Portable Document Format.
What is PDF?
Generating PDF from TeX.
Rich PDF with LaTeX: The hyperref package.
Generating PDF directly from TeX.
Generating PDF from TeX.
Creating and manipulating PDF.
Setting up fonts.
Adding value to your PDF.
Setting up fonts.
Adding value to your PDF.
Rich PDF with LaTeX: The hyperref package.
Implicit behavior of hyperref.
Configuring hyperref.
Additional user macros for hyperlinks.
Acrobat-specific commands.
Special support for other packages.
Creating PDF and HTML forms.
Designing PDF documents for the screen.
Catalog of package options.
Configuring hyperref.
Additional user macros for hyperlinks.
Acrobat-specific commands.
Special support for other packages.
Creating PDF and HTML forms.
Validating form fields.
Designing PDF documents for the screen.
Catalog of package options.
Generating PDF directly from TeX.
Setting up pdfTeX.
New primitives.
Graphics and color.
New primitives.
Graphics and color.
3. The LaTeX2HTML translator.
Introduction.
Required software and customization.
Mathematics modes with LaTeX2HTML.
Support for different languages.
Extending LaTeX sources with hypertext commands using the html package.
A few words on history.
Principles for Web document generation.
Principles for Web document generation.
Required software and customization.
Running LaTeX2HTML on a LaTeX document.
Installation.
Customizing the local installation.
Extension mechanisms and LaTeX packages.
Installation.
Customizing the local installation.
Extension mechanisms and LaTeX packages.
Mathematics modes with LaTeX2HTML.
An overview of LaTeX2HTML's math modes.
Advanced mathematics with the math extension.
Unicode fonts and named entities, in expert mode.
HTML 4.0 and style sheets.
Large images and HTML 2.0.
Future use of MathML.
Advanced mathematics with the math extension.
Unicode fonts and named entities, in expert mode.
HTML 4.0 and style sheets.
Large images and HTML 2.0.
Future use of MathML.
Support for different languages.
Titles and keywords.
Character-set encodings.
Multilingual documents using babel.
Images using special fonts.
Converting transliterations using preprocessors.
Character-set encodings.
Multilingual documents using babel.
Images using special fonts.
Converting transliterations using preprocessors.
Extending LaTeX sources with hypertext commands using the html package.
Hyperlinks to external documents.
Enhancements appropriate for HTML.
Alternative text for hyperlinks.
Conditional environments.
Navigation and layout of HTML pages.
Example of linking various external documents.
Advanced features.
Enhancements appropriate for HTML.
Alternative text for hyperlinks.
Conditional environments.
Navigation and layout of HTML pages.
Example of linking various external documents.
Advanced features.
4. Translating LaTeX to HTML using TeX4ht.
Using TeX4ht.
A complete example.
Manual creation of hypertext elements.
How TeX4ht works.
Extended customization of TeX4ht.
The inner workings of TeX4ht.
Package options.
Picture representation of special content.
Picture representation of special content.
A complete example.
Manual creation of hypertext elements.
Raw hypertext code.
Hypertext pages.
Hypertext links.
Cascading Style Sheets.
Hypertext pages.
Hypertext links.
Cascading Style Sheets.
How TeX4ht works.
From LaTeX to DVI.
From DVI to HTML.
Other matters.
From DVI to HTML.
Other matters.
Extended customization of TeX4ht.
Configuration files.
Tables of contents.
Parts, chapters, sections, and so on.
Defining sectioning commands.
Lists.
Environments.
Tables.
Small details.
Tables of contents.
Parts, chapters, sections, and so on.
Defining sectioning commands.
Lists.
Environments.
Tables.
Small details.
The inner workings of TeX4ht.
The translation process.
Running LaTeX.
Running the tex4ht program.
A look at t4ht.
From DVI to GIF.
A taste of the lg file.
The font control files.
The control file.
Running LaTeX.
Running the tex4ht program.
A look at t4ht.
From DVI to GIF.
A taste of the lg file.
The font control files.
The control file.
5. Direct display of LaTeX on the Web.
IBM techexplorer Hypermedia Browser.
WebEQ.
Embedded content problems and future developments.
Basic formatting issues.
Your browser and techexplorer.
Adding hypertext links.
Popping up windows and footnotes.
Using images, sound, and video.
Defining and using pop-up menus.
Using color in your documents.
Building a document hierarchy.
Running applications.
Alternating between two displayed expressions.
Printing from techexplorer.
Searching in a document.
Optimizing your documents for techexplorer.
Scripting techexplorer from Java and JavaScript.
Your browser and techexplorer.
Adding hypertext links.
Popping up windows and footnotes.
Using images, sound, and video.
Defining and using pop-up menus.
Using color in your documents.
Building a document hierarchy.
Running applications.
Alternating between two displayed expressions.
Printing from techexplorer.
Searching in a document.
Optimizing your documents for techexplorer.
Scripting techexplorer from Java and JavaScript.
WebEQ.
An introduction to WebTeX.
Adding interactivity.
Using the APPLET tag with WebEQ.
Preparing HTML pages via the WebEQ Wizard.
Adding interactivity.
Using the APPLET tag with WebEQ.
Preparing HTML pages via the WebEQ Wizard.
Embedded content problems and future developments.
Expression size.
Ambient style.
Ambient style.
6. HTML, SGML, and XML: Three markup languages.
Will HTML lead to the downfall of the Web?
HTML 4: A richer and more coherent language.
Why SGML?
Extensible Markup Languages.
The detailed structure of an XML document.
XML parsers and tools.
HTML 4: A richer and more coherent language.
HTML 4 goodies.
HTML 4, the end of the old road.
HTML 4, the end of the old road.
Why SGML?
Different types of markup.
Generalized logical markup.
SGML to HTML and XML.
Generalized logical markup.
SGML to HTML and XML.
Extensible Markup Languages.
What is XML?
The components of XML.
Declaring document elements.
The components of XML.
Declaring document elements.
The detailed structure of an XML document.
XML is truly international.
XML document components.
The XML declaration.
The document type declaration.
Document elements.
XML document components.
The XML declaration.
The document type declaration.
Document elements.
XML parsers and tools.
Emacs and psgml.
The perlSGML programs.
The DTDParse tool.
The Language Technology Group XML toolbox.
Validating documents with XML parsers.
The perlSGML programs.
The DTDParse tool.
The Language Technology Group XML toolbox.
Validating documents with XML parsers.
7. CSS, DSSSL, and XSL: Doing it with style.
Style sheet languages: A short history.
Programming or style sheets, which is better?
Formatting with Perl.
Cascading Style Sheets.
Document Style Semantics and Specification Language.
Extensible Style Language.
Summary.
Programming or style sheets, which is better?
Formatting with Perl.
Principles of operation.
Generating a LaTeX instance.
Generating a LaTeX instance.
Cascading Style Sheets.
The basic structure of a Cascading Style Sheet.
Associating style sheets with a document.
A quick look at Cascading Style Sheet properties.
Cascading Style Sheets for formatting XML documents.
The
Generating HTML with another document instance.
Associating style sheets with a document.
A quick look at Cascading Style Sheet properties.
Cascading Style Sheets for formatting XML documents.
The
invitation example revisited.Generating HTML with another document instance.
Document Style Semantics and Specification Language.
The components of DSSSL.
Creating style sheets with DSSSL.
Introducing Jade.
The TeX backend for Jade and the JadeTeX macros.
The Jade SGML transformation interface.
Formatting real-life documents with DSSSL.
Creating style sheets with DSSSL.
Introducing Jade.
The TeX backend for Jade and the JadeTeX macros.
The Jade SGML transformation interface.
Formatting real-life documents with DSSSL.
Extensible Style Language.
The general structure of an XSL style sheet.
Building the source tree.
Template rules.
XSL processors.
Patterns.
Templates.
Formatting objects and their properties.
Proposed extensibility mechanism.
Using XSL to generate HTML or LaTeX.
Using XSL to generate formatting objects.
Building the source tree.
Template rules.
XSL processors.
Patterns.
Templates.
Formatting objects and their properties.
Proposed extensibility mechanism.
Using XSL to generate HTML or LaTeX.
Using XSL to generate formatting objects.
Summary.
8. MathML, intelligent math markup.
Introduction to MathML.
MathML software.
MathML, Unicode, and XML entities.
MathML software.
Equation editors.
Web browser support for MathML.
Converting LaTeX to MathML.
Typesetting MathML.
Web browser support for MathML.
Converting LaTeX to MathML.
Typesetting MathML.
Appendix A: Example files.
An example LaTeX file and its translation to XML.
The LaTeX source.
LaTeX converted to XML.
Document Type Definition for XML version.
LaTeX converted to XML.
Document Type Definition for XML version.
techexplorer scripting examples.
teched.html.
teched.java.
teched.java.
Appendix B: Technical appendixes.
The HyperTeX standard.
Configuring TeX4ht to produce XML.
XML name spaces.
Examples of important DTDs.
Transforming HTML into XML.
Java event-based interface.
Configuring TeX4ht to produce XML.
Starting from scratch.
Adding XML tags.
Getting deeper for extra configurations.
Adding XML tags.
Getting deeper for extra configurations.
XML name spaces.
Examples of important DTDs.
The DocBook DTD.
The AAP effort and ISO 12083.
Text Encoding Initiative.
A DTD for BIBTeX.
LaTeX -like markup, from DTD to printed document.
The AAP effort and ISO 12083.
Text Encoding Initiative.
A DTD for BIBTeX.
LaTeX -like markup, from DTD to printed document.
Transforming HTML into XML.
HTML in XML.
The Extensible HyperText Markup Language.
The Extensible HyperText Markup Language.
Java event-based interface.
The SAX Java classes.
Running a SAX application.
Running a SAX application.
Appendix C: Internationalization issues.
Codes for languages, countries, and scripts.
The Unicode standard.
Foreign languages in XML.
The Unicode standard.
Character codes and glyphs.
Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646-1.
UTF-8 and UTF-16 encodings.
Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646-1.
UTF-8 and UTF-16 encodings.
Foreign languages in XML.
Latin-based encodings.
Handling non-Latin encodings with UTF8.
Handling non-Latin encodings with UTF8.
Glossary.
URL catalog.
Bibliography.
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