T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

Abstract

Contents

1  Capabilities

1.1  Plain T_EX

1.1.1  Mathematics

1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

• Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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  T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

  

  Version 4.03

  Abstract

  T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

  Contents

  1  Capabilities
      1.1  Plain T_EX
          1.1.1  Mathematics
          1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
      1.2  L^AT_EX
          1.2.1  Environments:
          1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
      1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
      1.4  Unsupported Commands
  2  Installation
  3  Usage
  4  Messages
  5  Mathematics
      5.1  Equations
      5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
      5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
  6  Features dependent on external programs.
      6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
      6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
      6.3  Indexing
          6.3.1  Glossaries.
      6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
      6.5  Picture Environments
  7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
      7.1  Tabular
      7.2  Halign
      7.3  Longtables
  8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
  9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
      9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
      9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
      9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
      9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
          9.4.1  Footnotes
  10  Color
      10.1  L^AT_EX Color
      10.2  Plain Color
      10.3  Limitations
  11  HTML and output
      11.1  Formal HTML validation
      11.2  HTML Styles
  12  Browser and Server Problems
      12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
      12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
      12.3  Printing
      12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
      12.5  Other Browser Bugs
      12.6  Web server problems
  13  Code Critique
  14  License
  15  Acknowledgements
  A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
  B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
      B.1  Building and Running T_TH
      B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
      B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
      B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
      B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
  Index
  

  1  Capabilities

  1.1  Plain T_EX

  1.1.1  Mathematics

  Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

  1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

  • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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    T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

    

    Version 4.03

    Abstract

    T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

    Contents

    1  Capabilities
        1.1  Plain T_EX
            1.1.1  Mathematics
            1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
        1.2  L^AT_EX
            1.2.1  Environments:
            1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
        1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
        1.4  Unsupported Commands
    2  Installation
    3  Usage
    4  Messages
    5  Mathematics
        5.1  Equations
        5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
        5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
    6  Features dependent on external programs.
        6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
        6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
        6.3  Indexing
            6.3.1  Glossaries.
        6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
        6.5  Picture Environments
    7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
        7.1  Tabular
        7.2  Halign
        7.3  Longtables
    8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
    9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
        9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
        9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
        9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
        9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
            9.4.1  Footnotes
    10  Color
        10.1  L^AT_EX Color
        10.2  Plain Color
        10.3  Limitations
    11  HTML and output
        11.1  Formal HTML validation
        11.2  HTML Styles
    12  Browser and Server Problems
        12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
        12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
        12.3  Printing
        12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
        12.5  Other Browser Bugs
        12.6  Web server problems
    13  Code Critique
    14  License
    15  Acknowledgements
    A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
    B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
        B.1  Building and Running T_TH
        B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
        B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
        B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
        B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
    Index
    

    1  Capabilities

    1.1  Plain T_EX

    1.1.1  Mathematics

    Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

    1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

    • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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      T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

      

      Version 4.03

      Abstract

      T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

      Contents

      1  Capabilities
          1.1  Plain T_EX
              1.1.1  Mathematics
              1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
          1.2  L^AT_EX
              1.2.1  Environments:
              1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
          1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
          1.4  Unsupported Commands
      2  Installation
      3  Usage
      4  Messages
      5  Mathematics
          5.1  Equations
          5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
          5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
      6  Features dependent on external programs.
          6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
          6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
          6.3  Indexing
              6.3.1  Glossaries.
          6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
          6.5  Picture Environments
      7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
          7.1  Tabular
          7.2  Halign
          7.3  Longtables
      8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
      9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
          9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
          9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
          9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
          9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
              9.4.1  Footnotes
      10  Color
          10.1  L^AT_EX Color
          10.2  Plain Color
          10.3  Limitations
      11  HTML and output
          11.1  Formal HTML validation
          11.2  HTML Styles
      12  Browser and Server Problems
          12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
          12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
          12.3  Printing
          12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
          12.5  Other Browser Bugs
          12.6  Web server problems
      13  Code Critique
      14  License
      15  Acknowledgements
      A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
      B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
          B.1  Building and Running T_TH
          B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
          B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
          B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
          B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
      Index
      

      1  Capabilities

      1.1  Plain T_EX

      1.1.1  Mathematics

      Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

      1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

      • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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        T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

        

        Version 4.03

        Abstract

        T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

        Contents

        1  Capabilities
            1.1  Plain T_EX
                1.1.1  Mathematics
                1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
            1.2  L^AT_EX
                1.2.1  Environments:
                1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
            1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
            1.4  Unsupported Commands
        2  Installation
        3  Usage
        4  Messages
        5  Mathematics
            5.1  Equations
            5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
            5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
        6  Features dependent on external programs.
            6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
            6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
            6.3  Indexing
                6.3.1  Glossaries.
            6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
            6.5  Picture Environments
        7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
            7.1  Tabular
            7.2  Halign
            7.3  Longtables
        8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
        9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
            9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
            9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
            9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
            9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
                9.4.1  Footnotes
        10  Color
            10.1  L^AT_EX Color
            10.2  Plain Color
            10.3  Limitations
        11  HTML and output
            11.1  Formal HTML validation
            11.2  HTML Styles
        12  Browser and Server Problems
            12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
            12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
            12.3  Printing
            12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
            12.5  Other Browser Bugs
            12.6  Web server problems
        13  Code Critique
        14  License
        15  Acknowledgements
        A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
        B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
            B.1  Building and Running T_TH
            B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
            B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
            B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
            B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
        Index
        

        1  Capabilities

        1.1  Plain T_EX

        1.1.1  Mathematics

        Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

        1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

        • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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          T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

          

          Version 4.03

          Abstract

          T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

          Contents

          1  Capabilities
              1.1  Plain T_EX
                  1.1.1  Mathematics
                  1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
              1.2  L^AT_EX
                  1.2.1  Environments:
                  1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
              1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
              1.4  Unsupported Commands
          2  Installation
          3  Usage
          4  Messages
          5  Mathematics
              5.1  Equations
              5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
              5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
          6  Features dependent on external programs.
              6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
              6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
              6.3  Indexing
                  6.3.1  Glossaries.
              6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
              6.5  Picture Environments
          7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
              7.1  Tabular
              7.2  Halign
              7.3  Longtables
          8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
          9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
              9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
              9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
              9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
              9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
                  9.4.1  Footnotes
          10  Color
              10.1  L^AT_EX Color
              10.2  Plain Color
              10.3  Limitations
          11  HTML and output
              11.1  Formal HTML validation
              11.2  HTML Styles
          12  Browser and Server Problems
              12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
              12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
              12.3  Printing
              12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
              12.5  Other Browser Bugs
              12.6  Web server problems
          13  Code Critique
          14  License
          15  Acknowledgements
          A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
          B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
              B.1  Building and Running T_TH
              B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
              B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
              B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
              B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
          Index
          

          1  Capabilities

          1.1  Plain T_EX

          1.1.1  Mathematics

          Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

          1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

          • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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            T_TH: a "T_EX to HTML" translator.

            

            Version 4.03

            Abstract

            T_TH translates T_EX documents that use the Plain macro package or L^AT_EX, into HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.

            Contents

            1  Capabilities
                1.1  Plain T_EX
                    1.1.1  Mathematics
                    1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support
                1.2  L^AT_EX
                    1.2.1  Environments:
                    1.2.2  L^AT_EX Commands:
                1.3  Special T_EX usage for T_TH
                1.4  Unsupported Commands
            2  Installation
            3  Usage
            4  Messages
            5  Mathematics
                5.1  Equations
                5.2  In-line Equation Limitations
                5.3  Mathematics Layout Style Improvement using CSS
            6  Features dependent on external programs.
                6.1  Independence of [La]T_EX installation and the -L switch.
                6.2  BibTeX bibliographies
                6.3  Indexing
                    6.3.1  Glossaries.
                6.4  Graphics Inclusion: epsfbox/includegraphics
                6.5  Picture Environments
            7  Tabular Environment or Halign for Tables
                7.1  Tabular
                7.2  Halign
                7.3  Longtables
            8  Boxes, Dimensions, and fills
            9  T_EX command definitions and other extensions
                9.1  Delimited-parameter macros and Conditionals
                9.2  Macro- and Style-file inclusion
                9.3  Layout to include arguments of unknown commands
                9.4  Restrictions on redefinition of internal commands
                    9.4.1  Footnotes
            10  Color
                10.1  L^AT_EX Color
                10.2  Plain Color
                10.3  Limitations
            11  HTML and output
                11.1  Formal HTML validation
                11.2  HTML Styles
            12  Browser and Server Problems
                12.1  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Overview
                12.2  Accessing Symbol Fonts: Details
                12.3  Printing
                12.4  Netscape/Mozilla Composer
                12.5  Other Browser Bugs
                12.6  Web server problems
            13  Code Critique
            14  License
            15  Acknowledgements
            A  Appendix: Non-Standard T_EX Macros
            B  Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
                B.1  Building and Running T_TH
                B.2  [La]TeX constructs T_TH does not seem to recognize
                B.3  HTML output that does not satisfy
                B.4  How to write T_EX designed for Web publishing
                B.5  Formerly Frequently Asked Now Rarely Asked
            Index
            

            1  Capabilities

            1.1  Plain T_EX

            1.1.1  Mathematics

            Almost all of T_EX's mathematics is supported with the exception of a few obscure symbols that are absent from the fonts normally available to browsers. Support includes, for example, in-line equations with subscripts and superscripts, display equations with built-up fractions, over accents, large delimiters, operators with limits; matrix, pmatrix, cases, [but not bordermatrix]; over/underbrace [but using a rule, not a brace].

            1.1.2  Formatting and Macro Support

            • Font styles: \it, \bf, \sl, \uppercase, everywhere, \rm in most situations ¹.3out a \documentclass line. -n? HTML title format control. 0 raw. 1 expand macros. 2 expand eqns. -ppath specify additional directories (path) to search for input files. -r raw HTML output (omit header and tail) for inclusion in other files. -t display built-up items in textstyle equations. Default in-line. -u unicode character encoding. (Default iso-8859-1). -w? HTML writing style. Default no head/body tags. -w -w0 no title. -w1 single title only, head/body tags. -w2 XHTML. -y? equation style: bit 1 compress vertically; bit 2 inline overaccents. -xmakeindxcmd specify command for making index. Default "makeindex" -v give verbose commentary. -V even more verbose (for debugging). TeX including mathematics; Plain TeX; LaTeX (2e). Limitations and special usages: \input searches TTHINPUTS not TEXINPUTS. Counter operations are global. \catcode changes, tabbing environment, \usepackage: not supported. \epsfbox{file.eps} links or inlines the figure file, depending on -e switch. \special{html:stuff} inserts HTML stuff. \iftth is always true. \href{URL}{anchor text} inserts a hypertext anchor pointing to URL. %%tth: ... passes the rest of the comment to TtH (not TeX) for parsing Version XXXX (c)1997-2011 Ian Hutchinson TtH (TeX-to-HTML) translates TeX into HTML. The program is a filter by default: it reads from stdin and writes to stdout. But a non-switch argument specifies the file[.tex] to translate to file.html. Diagnostics concerning unknown or untranslated constructs are sent to stderr. Obtain USAGE & switch information by: tth -? Obtain QUALIFICATIONS by: tth -?q TtH may be used and distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2.
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