Can anyone recommend a Perl/CGI script that will generate images
dynamically based upon and input LaTeX string? I would prefer one that
doesn't have a lot of dependencies, if possible. My only requirements
is that it supports foreground/background coloring and communative
diagrams.
On Jan 31, 11:14 am, "Bruce C. Miller"
> Can anyone recommend a Perl/CGI script that will generate images
> dynamically based upon and input LaTeX string? I would prefer one that
> doesn't have a lot of dependencies, if possible. My only requirements
> is that it supports foreground/background coloring and communative
> diagrams.
Can it call tex?
On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 08:14:57 -0800 (PST), "Bruce C. Miller"
>Can anyone recommend a Perl/CGI script that will generate images
>dynamically based upon and input LaTeX string? I would prefer one that
>doesn't have a lot of dependencies, if possible. My only requirements
>is that it supports foreground/background coloring and communative
>diagrams.
Commutative diagrams are not that easy. Just consider that there are
quite some packages to draw them (I like Paul Taylor's for the UI, but
I blame its policy) and they generally require some work from a
graphics driver or an especially designed set of fonts. Anyway you may
check
http://tex.mendelu.cz/
http://www.tlhiv.org/cgi-bin/LaTeXpreviewer/index.cgi
And see how they did it.
Michele
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