GELLMU – LaTeX-like markup for writing XML documents
GELLMU is an acronym for “Generalized Extensible LaTeX-Like
MarkUp”. With GELLMU one may use LaTeX-like markup to write
consciously for SGML document types such as HTML, DocBook, TEI,
or GELLMU's own LaTeX-like document type ‘article’.
The package provides a syntactic translator, which is the
project layer for all document types.
The article document type is very much like LaTeX with a
tightly enforced syntax and vocabulary. For article, the
package provides translators to classic HTML, regular LaTeX and
the XML form of HTML extended by MathML (XHTML).
The latter form provides optimal online content that is
‘accessible’ and in the author's opinion superior
to PDF for web presentation.
| CTAN path | /support/gellmu |
|---|---|
| Documentation |
Readme Introductory guide The GELLMU manual Introductory guide, XHTML format The GELLMU manual, XHTML format |
| Home page | http://www.albany.edu/~hammond/gellmu/ |
| Version | 0.8.4.1 |
| License | GNU General Public License |
| Copyright | 2001-2006 William F. Hammond |
| Maintainer | William F. Hammond |
| Topics |
structured markup |
