I use the standard filter using mimetex but I'm not completely
satisfied of the images quality.
So I tried to install LatexRender on Mandrake 10.2 (Moodle 1.5). All seem to work properly but images of formulas are not visible! They exist in the moodledata
folder but they are not displayed.
Someone could help me?
Other question: are there other Latex filters?
Thanks in advance
Andrea
Failing that there has been lots of discussion - both in this forum and the other general filters one - about getting LaTex working on earlier versions. Did you find any of this information and if so, how far did you get before it all went wrong?
I have downloaded the developement version and I have merged tex
into 1.5 ... it works.
Only a question: it seems that the rendering is not at the same level
of latexrender, am I wrong?
Andrea
http://http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/moodle/contrib/jsmathor you can get the whole thing from
http://download.moodle.org/download.php/modules/jsmath.zip
Hope that helps.
Davide
Actually I have downloaded the entire .zip package but I do not find anywhere a readme file to install it. Am I wrong?
Andrea
README.txt
file (and six other files), but it does look like the link above is broken (I probably entered it incorrectly). Here is the correct link:
http://download.moodle.org/download.php/modules/jsmath.zip
If you still don't see the README, you can get it from the CVS repository linked in my message above. You will need ALL the files in that directory. One is called jsMath.zip
, but that is only part of what you need.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you still have trouble.
Davide
Hi,
we are tring to force an integration of jsMath with MimeTeX filter.
We modified tex filter: it doesn't operate if jsMath is active and javascript are available in the user's browser.
At now, the modified version operate quite well on moodle 1.6.0dev; because in 1.5.3+ we noticed some strange behaviours.
All the difference is hosted into file filter.php. The attached file is from the last version.
As minor enhancement we provide a possible solution for the well-known feature of TeX filter: when someone modify the code, every double escape ('\\') is trasformed into a singol ones ('\'): our hypotesi is that every sequence of double escape is directly followed by a space, and we substitute every ('\ ') with ('\\ ') before passing the code to the filters.
Every comment, problem and suggestion is wellcome.
TIA, LkM.